PATHWATER Introduces Reusable Water Bottle Packaging

PATHWATER announced it is the first reusable bottled water created as a solution to help end single-use plastic pollution. PATHWATER aims to bust myths around aluminum and bring back safe and reusable containers such as the current BPA-free aluminum bottle that can be reused and recycled infinitely.

Effective immediately, PATHWATER is now available at Safeway, Gelson's, Lassens, 7-11 and other locations. PATHWATER also offers 600 milliliter (ml) bottles, 700 ml bottles and 740 ml bottle nine packs online at Amazon and the PATHWATER store. The expansion into some of the largest grocery store chains and convenience stores in the U.S. marks a significant expansion for the sustainable bottled water brand.

"We created PATHWATER to provide options for people to reduce and reuse against plastic waste. We want to be the true alternative to plastic water bottles. With PATHWATER, you will receive a well-designed, sturdy reusable bottle that you can refill infinitely. We are confident that our new way of drinking water in a sustainable and convenient bottle will resonate with shoppers," said PATHWATER's Co-founder and CEO Shadi Bakour in a statement.

According to the company, Vernon Davis, Guy Fieri, Festus Ezeli and Tamera Mowry are just some of the celebrities that have begun to financially back PATHWATER's sustainability mission and believe that this is the future for bottled water.

PATHWATER added it is becoming a manufacturing solution for consumers to stop buying plastic bottled water, and this is helping to keep plastic pollution from entering airways, landfills, oceans and bodies. PATHWATER contributes a portion of its profits toward beach cleanups and environmental nonprofits.