Redleaf Water Hits Shelves At Albertsons Stores
redleaf, a bottled water brand in Canada, has said that Albertsons is the first national US grocer to offer the company's bottled water in its stores. redleaf water will be sold at 105 Albertsons locations, including 43 in Arizona, 30 in New Mexico, 22 in Colorado, eight in Texas and two in Utah.
The company claims it sources water from an artesian aquifer in the Canadian Rockies that is renewable and naturally replenished, uses no chemicals used in the bottling process or plant, micro-oxygenates it to boost alertness, energy and re-hydration, magnetizes the water which allows red blood cells to easily absorb oxygen, and filters it four times for ultra-purification and natural mineral retention.
Redleaf further claims that its water is bottled at the source in an eco-friendly bottling facility using 1:1 filtration process for no wasted water. The BPA-free bottle, cap and shrink wrap are 100% recyclable.
Dave Hillis, CEO of Redleaf water, said: Redleaf is the bottled water that health- and eco-conscious consumers have been waiting for, and we're excited that Albertsons has taken the US lead in offering our ultra-premium water. We've produced a great-tasting water through a patented, chemical-free process that results in the most environmentally friendly bottled water in the world. We're confident that shoppers will embrace redleaf once they discover the purity in each sip.
Redleaf is now available in Albertsons stores near the stadiums, including seven locations in Tucson, six in Phoenix, five in Scottsdale, three in Mesa and 22 more in nearby cities in Arizona.
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