Refreshment focuses on the water dispenser/cooler, office coffee service and vending sectors, while also taking an in-depth look into products for vending from bottled water and drinks, to snacks and confectionery. It also focuses on hydration, health and wellness, new technologies and environmental and social responsibility issues.
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Tapping into the future: Key takeaways from Watercoolers Europe 2024
From 10-11 October, Romania’s capital Bucharest was home to the Watercoolers Europe Conference & Trade Fair 2024.
Oasis unveils new filtration solution for safe drinking water
Oasis International has announced the launch of a new filtration product: Outdoor filter.
WaterEquity secures over $100m for climate-resilient water infrastructure fund
WaterEquity, an asset manager focused on financing water and sanitation solutions in emerging markets, has raised over $100 million.
Iceland Foods introduces new line of energy water
UK supermarket chain Iceland Foods has introduced Power Water, a new line of energy water designed to boost hydration and concentration.
Flow Beverage debuts sparkling water line
Flow Beverage Corp has announced the introduction of a new line of mineral spring sparkling water.
LaCroix unveils new strawberry peach flavour
National Beverage has announced the launch of a new flavor for its LaCroix Sparkling Water line: Strawberry Peach.
Kissd introduces smart fountain with advanced water filtration technology
Kissd has introduced a new smart fountain designed to enhance water quality with advanced filtration technology.
Luscombe Drinks launches new water range: ‘Dartmoor Spring’
UK-based premium soft drinks provider, Luscombe Drinks, has announced the launch of its new bottled water brand, 'Dartmoor Spring'.
Unilever to sell Pureit water purification business to A. O. Smith
Unilever has agreed to sell its water purification business, Pureit, to A. O. Smith, a US-based water technology company.
