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Food matters – and so does water. British Bottled Water Producers has become an official supporter of the trade-show, Food Matters Live, to be held this autumn. The London-based event will have a strong focus on healthy hydration. Held at Excel on the 17-19th of November 2015, the event explores the relationship between food, drink, health & nutrition and will have expert speakers providing information & demonstrations. Food Matters Live attracts a business to business audience of over 12,000 industry professionals, with 450 food and drink manufacturers exhibiting. The event provides valuable networking opportunities as well as the opportunity to create new business partnerships. The event is free to attend. British Bottled Water Producers is featured on the Show website at: http://www.foodmatterslive.com/who-s-there/exhibitors/british-bottled-water-producers British Bottled Water Producers in an independent trade association that exists to proudly promote and represent the best of British bottled waters and companies who supply the sector. It is the only voice dedicated solely to speaking up for British suppliers. British Bottled Water Producers (BBWP) is supported by some of the best water brands - both small pack and cooler companies. Jo Jacobius, Director and founder of BBWP, said: “We answer some of those complex questions about that simplest of all elements – water. BBWP promotes buying British to support sustainable supply chains; and encourage local water companies, many of which are custodians of the British landscape because their water must come from sources that are pure and unpolluted. We present our members’ views to Government, the media and consumers so we are encouraging all small and medium sized British producers to apply to join our network”. www.britishbottledwater.org @BritishWater www.facebook.com/britishbottledwater www.foodmatterslive.com
NOTES TO EDITORS For high resolution images or more information please contact Jo Jacobius on 020 8347 8206 or at Article posted on: 30 July 2015 NOTES TO EDITORS: | |
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