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So-called gourmet bottled waters make up less than 5% of the $10.6-billion U.S. bottled water market. It’s a crowded space, filled with names like Etrusca, Lelu, Vytautas, Vidago, Karoo and ...

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Labels on bottles of Ice Mountain Water, print ads and advertising on the side of delivery trucks scream "100% Natural Spring Water" beneath picturesque images of ice-capped mountains.

That said, if someone prefers bottled or mineral water for personal reasons, that’s fine too.” Skip the lemon Hall also seems to like a squeeze of lemon in his ice water.

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It's an industry worth more than $700 million annually, but it also contributes to a huge plastic waste problem — the list of reasons why Australians keep buying bottled water is long and varied.