Sustainability

A commitment measured in generations

A spring rewards patience and punishes shortcuts.

Our environmental work is organised around four pillars, and judged on whether the source is in better condition than we found it.

I.

Water is life

A treasure to preserve.

Guardians of an ecosystem

The Bonifacio VIII and Anticolana springs depend on the woodland and the aquifer around them. Protecting the catchment area — its trees, its soil, its hydrology — is the first and least negotiable part of the work.

Bottled at source

Nothing travels before it is sealed. Bottling next to the springs removes transport from the equation and keeps the water's profile constant from rock to table.

II.

The strength of those around us

Committed together.

People first

We invest in the well-being of our employees, in training and safety, and in the development of the local area — because a company rooted in one town cannot separate its own health from the town's.

Support for research

We support research and take part in initiatives addressing medical and therapeutic challenges, continuing a relationship between this water and health that goes back centuries.

III.

Regenerate and innovate

Advanced technology to reduce impact.

Efficient production

Photovoltaic generation on site, water recovered and re-ozonised in the glass line, and continuous monitoring of consumption and emissions line by line.

Sustainable packaging

Recycled PET across the plastic range and fully recyclable glass in Luxury, chosen to cut waste and CO₂ without compromising how the water reaches the table.

IV.

A future built together

A shared journey.

Partnership over isolation

Lasting impact comes from combining forces. We work with institutions, businesses and consumers rather than treating sustainability as something a single company can solve alone.

Past and future

The vision is rooted in a millennial history and pointed at the next century of it: leave the source, the town and the practice in better shape than we received them.

“The more drops of clean water there are, the more the world will shine with beauty.”
Saint Teresa of Calcutta