What Is Bottled Water Co-Packing and How Can It Help You?

April 13, 2016

What’s your first reaction when you hear this phrase? Bottled water co-packing.

We know. We know. You’re bouncing around with excitement and breathlessly pleading: “Tell me more! Tell me more!”

We at Azure Water, your premier source for both bottled water and bottled water co-packing, will attempt to assuage your passionate intellectual yearning with an explanation. Stay with us. This won’t get complicated.

Co-packing is the process of one business putting labels or food packaging on products for another business, organization or individual. We know you’re on the edge of your seat, wanting to know more. But this is important for many good and cool reasons.

Here’s the second reason first: Water is hot dang good for you. You know that. We know that. That’s why we slurp it down as often as we can. Read more why and how in this article.

We’ll give you a few tidbits. Drinking water puts you in a better mood (kind of washes away all that crabbiness). It flushes your kidneys, energizes your brain, lubricates your circulation, hydrates your skin and improves your digestion.

Now the first reason: We at Azure Water put your own labels on your own purified bottled water. Cool, right? Whatever you want to say – within reason – we can design a label for you that will get thirsty people taking notice for hours to come. We’ve done it for thousands of our clients.

But we want to mention a few: We did labels for Miss Lake County Florida. Read all about it here. We put nifty labels on bottles for Lake County’s Education Foundation’s Sweet Treats for the Arts. And we made labels and bottled water for Leesburg Police Department’s sponsorship of the National Night Out. And the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lake & Sumter Counties.

But what makes the co-packing with bottled water so incredible is you decide what you want on the labels. Only your creativity and your imagination limit what you can do. Read this article about some very unique descriptions of bottle water’s nutritional content. (We’ll give you a hint: The client, a church, just made the stuff up to coincide with the message.) Here it is:

Nutritional Facts

Serving Size 8.0 fl. Oz. (240mL)

Servings per Container: 1

Calories 0

Amount Per Serving % Daily Value