bottled

Somebody joked that in Sicily people drink water bottled in the Alps, and in the Alps they drink water bottled in Sicily.

Yeah, isn't it weird that nobody in America can sell bottled tea without trying to make it ridiculously sweet?

In general though everywhere here will try and sell you bottled water but give you tap water on request.

By the mid-90s, drinking bottled water at home had become normal even in cities with perfectly working water systems.

Tap water is actually held to standards that are at least as strict as bottled water.

If nestle's water consumption is producing bottled water, and you assume people don't dump bottled water down the drain that often, then all of that consumption is going into human bodies, isn't it?

If you wonder where these huge collections of garbage come from, drinking bottled beverages contributes.

Nestle in turn sells bottled water for about $1 to $3 per litre...

It usually tastes good and I use it all the time (stopped buying bottled water long ago).

Others want to make it illegal to collect rain for drinking in drought zones so they can get a better financial profit selling bottled water.

Cleaner tap water leads to greater use of less-clean bottled water.

My experience is that tap water is always free, but not everybody likes serving free water and some try to get you expensive bottled water instead.

In "socialist" Europe, you're pretty much stuck with expensive bottled water in places like airports, unless you have a cup or something and don't mind drinking from the bathroom faucets.

Bottled water industry would be out of business, as some of them are known to resell tap water too.