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Why mains fed water is healthier than bottled
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22/08/2010 |
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Bacterial Contamination
In March 2009 The National Laboratory Service reported that in a survey of bottle fed and mains fed water coolers, 40% of bottle fed water coolers failed health and safety checks, including bacterial contamination. Only 1 in 6 mains fed machines failed the same checks.
Which type of machine would you rather have?
Storage & Lifting
Space in most business premises these days tends to be at a premium. Why clutter it up with large and heavy water bottles? Each 19 litre bottle weighs 19kg/42lb, so it takes some effort to lift them. No wonder back injuries are one of the major reasons for people claiming time off work in the UK. With a mains fed water cooler these issues simply do not exist.
Deliveries & Paperwork
At Kula Water we want to keep everything as simple as possible for our customers. We keep paperwork to a minimum, and with no requirement to deliver bottles of water, we are not adding to your administrative load, nor are we generating CO2 emissions with delivery vehicles.
Easy to Use
All our water coolers operate by a simple tap or button mechanism.
Stylish
Our water coolers look the part – whatever your working environment.
Easy to Maintain
Ongoing maintenance is simple. Just periodically empty the drip tray and wipe away any stains or marks. We provide a complete sanitisation service every 6 months or more frequently if required |
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EVA announces alliance with EPDWA
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22/08/2010 |
The EPDWA, formed 10 years ago is the association for POU manufacturers and distributors, with more than 150 members (http://www.epdwa.org). The European Vending Association represents 58 companies and 19 national associations from all the segments (machine and parts manufacturers, operators, payments systems, etc) except for the point-of-use machines (www.vending-europe.eu). The EVA has a proven track record of positively influencing EU policies on behalf of the vending industry and is offering the benefit of its experience & lobbying networks in Brussels to the EPDWA.
The EPDWA has been reviewing its European strategy in an effort to utilise the successful formula that has been widely adopted in the UK. It is believed that as mains fed units start to proliferate through the rest of Europe, the knowledge gained by the association can be used as a benchmark and template for other national governments, suppliers, distributors, as well as end users. The new partnership between the two associations is seen as the starting point for getting this message across Europe. |
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