Nestle Pure vs. Crystal Geyser bottled water for drip/espresso
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- BruceB
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So long as you know Nestle's business practices and you are happy making a conscious decision to support them then sure. I'm not a huge one for championing causes to boycott companies etc, but in their case I'm against a number of their business practices as they are particularly unsavoury.
http://action.sumofus.org/a/nestle-wate ... b=homepage
http://action.sumofus.org/a/nestle-wate ... b=homepage
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It takes about 37 gallons of water to grow the coffee beans and process them to make one cup of coffee.
If Nestle got an agreement with the local government to pull "drinking water" from the aquifer them you need to address this with the government, not berate Nestle for doing what they're supposed to do. I'm either going to drink it from a tap or a bottle, I'm still going to drink it.
So are the specs Ok.
bob
It takes about 37 gallons of water to grow the coffee beans and process them to make one cup of coffee.
If Nestle got an agreement with the local government to pull "drinking water" from the aquifer them you need to address this with the government, not berate Nestle for doing what they're supposed to do. I'm either going to drink it from a tap or a bottle, I'm still going to drink it.
So are the specs Ok.
bob