Good Water

Sir Peter Blake was made a United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Special Envoy in July 2001 and while visiting the Antarctic he commented in a speech to the UN:

“Earth is a water planet on which the quality of water defines the quality of life,” Sir Peter explained. “Good water, good life. Poor water, poor life. No water, no life.”

Passion and Vision

Our passion is water . . . we love the stuff. We also love our planet . . . it’s the only one we got.

'good' water is a health product . . . and we wanted a healthy container to package it in.

The Good Water Project was set up specifically to give you a choice. A choice to make a small difference by choosing packaging made from renewable resources.

We believe that once you understand the benefits of packaging made from plants vs. petro-chemicals you will be an advocate for 'good' water.

To help make this happen we wanted to contribute towards the education of young Kiwis and that is the basis of the relationship with the Sir Peter Blake Trust. They have a brand that stands for leadership and the environment, which is exactly what this project is about . . . taking a leadership position on an environmental alternative.

Every time you buy a bottle of 'good' water you are also making a contribution to the memory and legacy of a great New Zealander.

We are very proud and privileged to have this relationship with an iconic Kiwi legend. To learn more about how funds raised by The Good Water Company will be used click here

The Good Water Company has publicly made the following promises:

1. We commit to always doing our very best to ensure our products are the optimum possible solutions with regards to the environment.

2. We commit to the ongoing advocacy and promotion of sustainable plant based alternatives to petrol-chemical based plastic packaging.

3. We commit to keeping the Good Water Company as a New Zealand company. We will not sell out to foreign interests . . . ever!