Some of the most heavily advertised waters on the market are "purified waters," meaning they come from municipal (tap water) sources and are put through substantial processing treatments. (Don't be fooled by pictures of mountains or bodies of water on the labels of purified waters!) Spring waters come from some underground formation through which water [...]

Every drop of Mountain Valley Spring Water comes from a single, natural source that originates deep within the earth's surface. The spring is located within 633 acres of protected, company-owned land approximately 12 miles from Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. Bottled at the spring site - straight from the source. The history of our Mountain [...]

The bottled water industry is heavily regulated by both the federal and state agencies. Bottled water companies also conform to standards set by industry associations. Mountain Valley proudly participates in quality programs run by the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA); Mountain Valley regularly earns the IBWA's "Excellence in Manufacturing" designation.

Some of the most heavily advertised waters on the market are "purified waters," meaning they come from municipal (tap water) sources and are put through substantial processing treatments. (Don't be fooled by pictures of mountains or bodies of water on the labels of purified waters!) Spring waters come from some underground formation through which water [...]

Our Highlands line of spring water contains no fluoride. Mountain Valley water contains trace amounts--approximately 0.1 milligram--of the mineral fluoride, according to the International Sanitation Foundation Laboratories. Fluoride is an important mineral for healthy teeth, particularly protecting teeth's outer layer, or enamel, which is made of loosely packed mineral crystals. Fluoride helps protect enamel from acid [...]