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ATT-Aqua Treatment Technology, the pioneer in water treatment and purification, recently launched John Springs Water Corp. in the Philippines. The firm will introduce, produce and market fruit-flavored drinking water.


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Sustaining man’s ‘liquid asset’

January 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Unless terribly thirsty, chances are one takes drinking water for granted. But, no matter what, for our own good, water deserves our fullest attention as one of the body’s most essential substances. And why...

Science and Environment

Sustaining man’s ‘liquid asset’

December 31, 2001 - 12:00am

Unless terribly thirsty, chances are one takes drinking water for granted. But, no matter what, for our own good, water deserves our fullest attention as one of the body’s most essential substances. And why...

Science and Environment

Fruit flavors in drinking water?

November 26, 2001 - 12:00am

Fruit truths are practically old shots. Of course, fruits got vitamins and compounds. But what’s new? The scent or aroma of fruits has been found effective for mood booster. It’s called aromatherapy....

Science and Environment