Sustainably MadeBetter®

Our Commitment

As a company that depends on the health of our natural resources, we take responsibility for helping protect them. Our commitment begins by helping conserve the springs where we source our water. It continues with our efforts to reduce waste with responsibly packaged bottles that can be recycled* and, in some cases, bottles that have been made from 100% recycled materials. And ultimately, we’re committed to supporting our local communities.

* Excludes cap and label. Recycling may not be available in all areas.

Recycling Matters Caring For Water Community Involvement

zephyrhills natural spring water bottles in five sizes

Recycling Matters

Our bottles are designed to the standards of the Association of Plastic Recyclers to be recyclable, including labels that peel off easily to avoid contaminating the recycling stream. Approximately 30% of PET bottle plastic is recycled in the U.S. Together, we can increase this number. The more plastic you recycle, the more plastic we can use to create new recycled bottles. The result? Less plastic waste is generated.

_{*Excludes cap and label. Recycling may not be available in all areas.}

Join us and take the MadeBetter® Pledge to recycle.

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Caring for water

Zephyrhills® spring water is carefully sourced from one of our Floridian springs. Meet Mario, who is part of a team of the hydrogeologists and field experts who monitor water flows, track precipitation levels, and even study the health of the ecosystem.

It all adds up to one thing: we want to make sure our springs and surrounding areas are responsibly managed — so you’ll always get high quality water delivered to you.

Showing up for our communities

Clean drinking water is essential, especially during times of need. That’s why we donate water during natural disasters. But you can also find us supporting local high schools, communities, and charities, making sure you stay hydrated. After all, this is where we live, and we will continue to show up and be an active part of our community.

How2Recycle

Recycling properly can be a little confusing. If you need tips, look for the How2Recycle info on our labels, visit how2recycle.info, or use the chat bot on recyclecheck.org for details specific to your community.

Efforts to Recycle Plastic: In 2018, approximately 29.1% of PET bottles & jars were recycled across the United States. Recycling rates of PET vary across regions and recycling programs with bottle deposit return systems achieving the highest recycling rates up to 2.5 times the national average. Existing forms of mechanical recycling diminish the quality of plastic with each recycling attempt, although work is being done to try to find ways in which recycling might restore this quality.