Where does Poland get drinking water?

Answer 1

Someone can be more specific, but I worked at Poland Spring Hotel, which is located in Poland Springs, Maine, just outside of Lewiston, back in the 60s, and there was a spring there on the grounds of the hotel, from which the first bottled water was drawn and sold. Later, the water came from a nearby lake, and now I believe it is drawn from several different sources, all lakes in the nearby region.

Answer

Yes, years ago that is where the water came from. Poland Springs was sued in a class action lawsuit and lost the case because for one thing they said the source was protected.

Currently the water comes from many source, that is why the taste is no longer consistent from case to case. You need to read the individual bottle.

The bottled water industry in general is under pressure since the water is suppose to be more healthy than tap water but it actually does not have to be the case. In addition there is a safety concern about the plastic in the bottles leaching into the water.

Answer 2

It is not made. It comes from a natural springs and is taken and bottled, as is.

Years ago. It came from a spring in Maine. Today it comes from all different sources. This is one of the reasons the taste is no longer consistent.

Answer 3

Poland spring water is a brand of bottled water sold in the United States. The brand is a subsidiary of the company Nestle. Poland water does not come from the country of Poland. It comes from Maine and Dallas.

Answer 4

This country obtains most of its drinking water from reservoirs, as well as aquifers deep in the ground.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

yes