Supplied in a pack of 24 printed aluminium cans with a ring pull tab, each can contains 330ml of water. uk accepts no liability for inaccuracies or misstatements about products by manufacturers or other third parties.

Our new 500ml cans have been designed to feature the very recognisable image of our founder, Doran Binder. bag in a box: these can easily sit on the edge of a countertop or table, and the pouring tap makes it easy to fill up your bottles or glass. If you're looking for a refreshing drink that offers some extra minerals, mineral water might be the way to go.

In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer. The material itself does not contribute to marine pollution or harm wildlife in the same way that plastic does. If the can is damaged, bulging, or leaking, or if the water has an off smell, taste, or appearance, it should not be consumed and should be discarded. Drawn from the Hadrian Well where water has filtered down through the limestone strata in the Northumbrian hills to form a deep artesian source.

With increased alkaline concentrations and minerals at source, from spring in the Austrian Alps, CanO Water ensures an unrivalled freshness with every sip. Radnor Hills Spring Water is the perfect size (330ml) for thirsty travellers, whether on-the-go, or relaxing in their room. Our sleek 330ml canned water is available in still or sparkling and is infinitely recyclable, easily crushed and takes up less space. Our award-winning spring water is virtually absent of any nasties and contains very low levels of nitrates.

Our cans are the lowest cost 500ml cans of natural water in the UK – available in still and sparkling and filled in Somerset, UK. It's a fantastic choice if you're looking for a refreshing alternative to sugary sodas or if you want to mix up your mocktails with a bit of effervescence. If you continue without changing your cookies settings, we’ll assume you’re happy with the use of all cookies on our site.

Whether you’re looking for more convenient plastic bottles, to make a good impression on clients with glass bottles, or wanting to try out canned water - we can help. DITCH THE BOTTLE: Cano Water still water cans made with the finest natural spring water in cans that recycle forever. An exceptional promotional product that is ideal for keeping your clients refreshed during conferences, business meetings, exhibitions, seminars, trade shows, reception areas, showrooms. A security code has been sent to the mobile number on your account which you will need to correctly input before logging in.

Please check the expiration date or “best by” date on the can to ensure that the water is still safe to consume. Sourced in the hills of Northumberland our Spring Water takes over 150 years to slowly filter through rock and mineral strata acquiring its pure quality and fine taste.

CanO Water was created in response to the damaging impact that plastic bottles have on the environment. The recycling process for plastic bottles often consumes less energy compared to glass bottle recycling. Spring water also comes from underground sources, but it doesn't have the same mineral content as mineral water. Please always read the labels, warnings, and directions provided with the product before using or consuming a product.Cano Water has partnered with Hasbro to launch a limited edition range of Cano Water spring water cans, to celebrate the launch of Transformers Rise of The Beasts movie. Northumbria Spring is crisp, clear and pure with naturally higher levels of calcium and magnesium than most other bottled waters. While recycling rates for plastic bottles are improving, many bottles still end up in landfills or as litter. Fresh, fruity, bursting with botanicals and a healthy helping of revitalising yerba maté, our deliciously refreshing sparkling drinks are just the thing to give you a little extra get up and go. Swithland Spring Water is an exceptionally pure source of water from deep beneath Leicestershire’s Charnwood Hills.