Sources ALMA in the news

Sources Alma operates a new facility in Lesquin recycling 25,000 tons of Cristaline plastic bottles into food-grade rPET.

Sources Alma invested 25 million euros in a new production line at its RoxPET factory to increase recycled PET capacity, aiming for 50% rPET in Cristaline bottles by 2027.

Sources Alma invested 25 million euros in its Lesquin plant to increase its rPET production capacity to 25,000 tonnes annually.

Sources Alma is seeking to exploit new deep underground boreholes in Orne, France, to ensure the sustainability of its bottled water production site amidst drought-related water restrictions.

Sources Alma is raising Cristaline bottled water prices by 8% due to increased PET costs, a move largely accepted by retailers despite higher increases than competitors.

Sources Alma has shut down three bottling wells in central France after detecting PFAS contamination in its Parot and Perle mineral water brands.

Sources Alma has halted production at three sites in France after detecting PFAS chemical pollutants in its bottled water sources.

Sources Alma has shut down three bottling sites in France after detecting PFAS contamination in mineral water sources.

Sources Alma has closed three mineral water sources in Ardèche and Loire after PFAS contamination was detected, impacting brands like Cristaline, Saint-Yorre, and Vichy Célestins, and leading to a judicial investigation.

Saint Antonin is launching a massive nationwide billboard campaign across major French cities to promote its mineral water for digestive health.

Sources Alma closed three water sources in France after detecting PFAS contamination during regional quality controls.

Three water sources used by Alma Group for bottled water in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes were found to exceed authorized levels of PFAS and have been closed.

PFAS were found in three bottled water sources operated by Sources Alma in Ardèche and Loire, leading to their closure and halting of commercialization for one brand.

Sources Alma halted operations at three mineral water sources after PFAS were detected, leading to product withdrawal and heightened surveillance amid an ongoing judicial investigation.

Sources Alma closed three mineral water sites in Loire and Ardèche after testing revealed PFAS contamination levels exceeding regulatory standards.

PFAS contamination led to the closure of three bottled water sources operated by Sources Alma in Ardèche and Loire, impacting brands like Parot and Perle.

PFAS were found in three bottled water sources in France, leading to their closure by operator Sources Alma, which is also facing a judicial inquiry.

PFAS were detected in three bottled water sources operated by Sources Alma in the Loire and Ard che regions, leading to their closure and a judicial investigation into the company.

Three bottled water sources in France, exploited by Sources Alma, were closed after persistent chemical pollutants (PFAS) were detected, leading to increased scrutiny and ongoing investigations.

PFAS were detected in three bottled water sources of Sources Alma, leading to the suspension of Parot and Perle brands and a judicial investigation.