However, drinking water globally often doesn’t meet standards of taste or cleanliness.
As a consequence, people turn to bottled water in part due to convenience and in part to address their concerns around taste and health.
However, bottled water and associated single-use plastics have been contributing to an ever-increasing plastic pollution problem. In turn, it is further exacerbating the level of water pollution and driving microplastic contamination of water supplies. Bottled water itself also has been found to also contain significant levels of microplastics, even surpassing levels found in tap water.
At Philips, we believe improving people’s lives shouldn’t be at the cost of the environment. Water filtration devices offer a more sustainable way to address concerns about tap water.
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