How does watedrop® save 98% of plastic and CO2?

We reduce plastic and CO2 by 98% by: plastic: Weight of one waterdrop® package: 0.4g Weight of one 500ml plastic bottle: 20g 20g - 0.4g = 19.6g / 20g = 98% CO2: CO2 per liter of waterdrop®: 0.31g CO2 per liter of PP bottle: 29g 29g - 0.31g = 28.69g / 29g = 98.9%

Do waterdrop® products contain palm oil?

While some companies claim to have no added sugar on their labels by using palm oil instead of sugar, we focus on the natural flavours of fruit and plant extracts and enhance the taste with just a little added sweetener.

What plastics do you use?

Waterdrop® packaging is made of polypropylene (PP), which is the most recyclable material, does not emit harmful substances, has a relatively low carbon footprint, and is safe for the human body.

Where can I recycle waterdrop® packaging?

Waterdrop® packaging can be recycled in plastic collection bins/locations along with general plastic waste.

Why do you use plastic in your packaging?

At Waterdrop®, we try our best not to use plastic, but unfortunately we are not able to achieve a complete plastic-free status at this time because we put the taste and quality of our products first. We are always working on new solutions and hope to achieve a plastic-free status as soon as possible.

Why are the cubes individually wrapped?

Microdrinks are preservative-free and the fruit and plant extracts are protected by packaging the cubes in thin plastic, which preserves the freshness and quality of the cubes.