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Understanding Bottle Water Labels
26:20 - 33:21 (07:01)
In this episode, the hosts discussed the different categories of water sources such as the ocean, rainwater, and bottled water labels. The FDA considers bottled water a packaged food and requires an expiration date, as well as specifying the water source on the label.
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This podcast explains the legal requirements for bottled water labels, including the different sources of water and any added components, and why water has an expiration date.
26:20 - 29:10 (02:50)
Summary
This podcast explains the legal requirements for bottled water labels, including the different sources of water and any added components, and why water has an expiration date.
ChapterUnderstanding Bottle Water Labels
EpisodeJust Say No to... Bottled Water
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The idea of collecting and bottling rainwater has not been explored on a large scale but could potentially be marketed as a unique and sustainable option.
29:10 - 30:48 (01:37)
Summary
The idea of collecting and bottling rainwater has not been explored on a large scale but could potentially be marketed as a unique and sustainable option. While baby water already exists, it is possible that the market for rainwater as a consumer product may eventually emerge.
ChapterUnderstanding Bottle Water Labels
EpisodeJust Say No to... Bottled Water
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The FDA has a much lower limit for lead in bottled water compared to tap water due to the prevalence of lead in pipes.
30:48 - 33:21 (02:33)
Summary
The FDA has a much lower limit for lead in bottled water compared to tap water due to the prevalence of lead in pipes. The local water supply should not corrode the lead and release harmful amounts into the water, but the FDA requires almost no lead in bottled water to ensure safety.