Dating back to Nordic times, Blue Keld Natural Mineral Water flows from a genuine artesian spring situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. The pure waters from the spring take many years to naturally filter through the chalk and limestone of the Yorkshire Wolds before they arrive at the Blue Keld Spring.
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Blue Keld Natural Mineral Water in sourced beneath a genuine artesian spring. The water is crystal clear due to natural filtration through chalk strata, the water being particularly high in calcium and low in sodium. Keld is the Viking word for spring. 'Blue Keld' appears on historic maps, and its waters have been refreshing for centuries.
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Typical Analysis (mg/l)
Na |
Ca |
Mg |
K |
NO3 |
Cl |
SO4 |
F |
SiO2 |
HC03 |
Fe |
Dry.Res |
9.3 |
95 |
4.3 |
1.6 |
21.2 |
17.8 |
9.9 |
0.188 |
7.9 |
261 |
0.008 |
298 |
Each water differs depending largely on its source. The provenance and contents of some of the best British bottled waters are given here. Due to the geology of the British Isles, water sourced here are usually low or relatively low in minerals making them ideal for most people. Figures given are for mg/l.
Table Key |
Na Sodium, Ca Calcium, Mg Magnesium, K Potassium, NO3 Nitrate, Cl - Chloride, SO4 Sulphate, F Fluoride, SiO2 Silica, HCO3 Bicarbonate, Fe - Iron, Dry. Res. Dry Residue |
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Further Information |
Origin: |
Blue Keld Natural Mineral Water in sourced beneath a genuine artesian spring. Available in both clear and blue glass bottles (330ml and 750ml) and PET bottles (500ml and 1L). |
Company Ownership: |
Private limited company |
Suitable For: |
Products are intended to be consumed by all sectors of the general public including vulnerable groups of the population (children, elderly, allergy sufferers). |
Website: |
www.bluekeld.co.uk |
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