Controversy. Nestlé has been criticized for bottling water in poor regions like South America, which could drain natural water sources and deprive people who are unable to afford the expensive bottled water. The movie Bottled Life documented the situation and won several film awards.

Nestlé® Pure Life® was born in Pakistan in 1998, spreading to Europe in 2000 and the United States in 2002. Each step of the way, Nestlé® Pure Life® has won over consumers who care about the quality and safety of their water.

A new stylized "family within" logo that represents the fact that Nestlé Pure Life has always been a family-centric brand and wants to recognize the family as a reflection of future generations. Sustainability: Nestlé Pure Life bottles can be recycled.

We source our water from wells or municipal supplies, then put it through our 12-step quality process. This means that it meets strict standards for bottled water. And you can be sure to enjoy the same crisp, clean taste wherever you pick up a bottle.

The uncompromised high-quality standards have made Nestlé Pure Life a trusted pure quality water brand for generations for more than 20 years. Our rigorous quality-checking and purification process makes sure every drop meets our high safety standards and tastes great. It's this quality and purity that families trust.

Then in 1992, Nestlé acquired Milkpak brand from its former owner Packages Limited. The company allegedly repeated controversial infant formula marketing practices in Pakistan during the 1990s. This first emerged in developing countries during the 1977 Nestlé boycott.

The controversy over the bottled water operation erupted after a 2015 Desert Sun investigation revealed that the U.S. Forest Service was allowing Nestlé to continue siphoning water from the national forest using a permit that listed 1988 as the expiration date.

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Nestle said on Wednesday it would sell Pure Life and some other struggling North American water brands to two private equity firms for $4.3 billion, as the food giant doubles down on its premium offerings including Perrier.

What is Nestlé® Pure Life®? Nestlé® Pure Life® is a spring water that comes from protected, underground, natural sources and is suitable for all ages with exception of infants under six months. Bottled at source in our factories, it is safe to drink at source and free from any chemical treatment.

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Nestlé® Pure Life® is a spring water that comes from protected, underground, natural sources and is suitable for all ages with exception of infants under six months. Bottled at source in our factories, it is safe to drink at source and free from any chemical treatment.