Evian unveils at-home mineral water dispenser to cut plastic waste

Madeleine Cuff
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The Evian (Re)new system features a five-litre water 'bubble' of recycled plastic so customers can refill water bottles at home

As scrutiny over brands' use of plastic packaging continues to intensify, water giant Evian yesterday unveiled a new at-home water dispenser it claims will deliver a "significant reduction" in plastic...

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