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'''EFBW''' – or the '''European Federation of Bottled Water''' - is a registered non-profit international trade association and serves as a voice of the bottled water industry, dedicated to promoting the qualities of natural mineral water, spring water and other types of bottled waters before EU institutions and international | = Company Profile = | ||
'''EFBW''' – or the '''European Federation of Bottled Water''' - is a registered non-profit international trade association and serves as a voice of the bottled water industry, dedicated to promoting the qualities of natural mineral water, spring water and other types of bottled waters before EU institutions and international organizations. | |||
The EFBW works closely with EU institutions and regulatory bodies to inform and ensure that the interests of the bottled water sector is represented. | The EFBW works closely with EU institutions and regulatory bodies to inform and ensure that the interests of the bottled water sector is represented. | ||
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EFBW’s current President is Mr. Jean-Pierre Deffis. | EFBW’s current President is Mr. Jean-Pierre Deffis. | ||
EFBW aims: | EFBW aims: | ||
* Representation and protection of interests of the bottled water industry in Europe | * Representation and protection of interests of the bottled water industry in Europe | ||
* Advise and support for members on scientific, regulatory and technical aspects of the industry | * Advise and support for members on scientific, regulatory and technical aspects of the industry | ||
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* Promotion of the industry's role in protecting the environment | * Promotion of the industry's role in protecting the environment | ||
* Cooperation and strengthening ties with fellow stakeholders | * Cooperation and strengthening ties with fellow stakeholders | ||
The federations policies are developed through four working groups: | The federations policies are developed through four working groups: | ||
* Technical and Regulatory (Quality) | * Technical and Regulatory (Quality) | ||
* Health | * Health | ||
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Overall more than 50 experts contribute to EFBW's working groups. | Overall more than 50 experts contribute to EFBW's working groups. | ||
= Products / Technology = | = Products / Technology = | ||
= History = | = History = | ||