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Making mineral water

Mineral water is mother nature’s cocktail of dissolved solids. The concentration of essential chemicals in the water makes it an excellent source of nutrients and electrolytes. Although your bottled product retains most of the properties present at its natural condition, the water still needs some help before it can be safely consumed.

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Shrink wrapping machine for PET bottles

Shrink wrapping machine for PET bottles

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Mixing tanks for beverages

Mixing tanks for beverages

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Water treatment for beverage preparation

Water treatment for beverage preparation

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Carbonation machine for beverages

Carbonation machine for beverages

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Hot air tunnel for shrink sleeve labels

Hot air tunnel for shrink sleeve labels

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Steam tunnel for shrink sleeve labels

Steam tunnel for shrink sleeve labels

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Shrink sleeve labeling machine

Shrink sleeve labeling machine

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Linear automatic bottling machine for liquids

Linear automatic bottling machine for liquids

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Automatic bottling machine for beverage

Automatic bottling machine for beverage

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High-speed FFS machine for water cups

High-speed FFS machine for water cups

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Self-adhesive linear labeling machine for bottles

Self-adhesive linear labeling machine for bottles

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Industrial bottle sterilizer

Industrial bottle sterilizer

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Air knife system for bottling lines

Air knife system for bottling lines

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CIP system for beverage

CIP system for beverage

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Water distillation system

Water distillation system

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Low-speed unscrambler

Low-speed unscrambler

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High-speed unscrambler for small bottles

High-speed unscrambler for small bottles

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High-speed unscrambler for large bottles

High-speed unscrambler for large bottles

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Laboratory multi-stage distiller

Laboratory multi-stage distiller

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Laboratory wiped film distiller

Laboratory wiped film distiller

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Full crate inspection system

Full crate inspection system

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High-precision X-ray fill level controller

High-precision X-ray fill level controller

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X-ray fill level controller

X-ray fill level controller

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Advanced residual liquid inspection system

Advanced residual liquid inspection system

Advanced and easy to use inspection system that eliminates the risk of residual …

Residual liquid inspection system

Residual liquid inspection system

Inspection system that eliminates the risk of residual liquid, water or left over drink in…

Versatile bottle sorting system

Versatile bottle sorting system

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Empty bottle shape, colour and size sorting system

Empty bottle shape, colour and size sorting system

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Empty crate inspection system

Empty crate inspection system

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Robot palletizer for liquid containers

Robot palletizer for liquid containers

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Automatic palletizer with in-line feed

Automatic palletizer with in-line feed

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Automatic palletizer with 90 degrees infeed

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Level and flow meter fillers for beverages

Level and flow meter fillers for beverages

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End of line system for bottling plants

End of line system for bottling plants

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Laser guided vehicles

Laser guided vehicles

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Combined wraparound and shrink-wrap packer

Combined wraparound and shrink-wrap packer

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The natural chemicals that give mineral water its name


Mineral water is rich in natural elements namely calcium carbonate, magnesium sulfate, potassium, and sodium sulfate.


In the US, only water that contains 250 parts per million dissolved solids in its natural state classifies as mineral water. The EU does not specify any minimum mineral content as long as the water is bottled at source. Member states, however, keep an official register of producers in this sector.


When can you say mineral water is natural

Minerals can theoretically be added to distilled water, but you can only market bottles as ‘natural mineral water’ if the mineralization occurs organically in aquifers. Water picks up its mix of minerals as it seeps through layers of rock on its way from the earth’s surface to underground streams.

While you may decant the sourced water to filter out undesirable chemicals such as iron and arsenic, your production process may not add any minerals further to it.

Still or Sparkling? Managing carbon in mineral water


Natural mineral water contains carbon dioxide. Even if you are bottling non-carbonated water, it still has a degree of CO2 in it – the levels are just not sufficiently significant.


You may, however, decarbonate and re-carbonate the water during processing to control the intensity of effervescence in the bottle. If you want to make a more lively beverage, you can fortify the naturally carbonated water with an extra supply of bubbles.


Declare your fluoride intensity

Fluoride occurs naturally in water, but a high exposure to the mineral can lead to tooth decay and skeletal damage.

If the fluoride concentration in your mineral water is higher than 1 mg/l, you must indicate the fact on the label. Moreover, if the content is over 1.5 mg/l you are bound by the Food and Agriculture Organization to advise customers that the product is not suitable for children under 7 years.

Processing steps involved in mineral-water making

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