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Waiākea Water, based in Hilo, Hawaii, offers naturally alkaline Hawaiian volcanic water sourced from the snowmelt and rain that filters through the volcanic rock of Mauna Loa. This unique filtration process enriches the water with minerals like calcium, potassium, and magnesium, giving it a distinctively smooth taste and naturally alkaline pH of 8.2. The volcanic rock acts as a natural purifying system, lending Waiākea Water its clean, fresh taste and subtle mineral composition.

Sustainability is at the heart of Waiākea’s mission. The company uses aluminum, and 100% recycled plastic bottles, reducing its carbon footprint and promoting eco-friendly practices. Beyond their packaging, Waiākea Water also works to offset their environmental impact by supporting reforestation initiatives, which help capture carbon emissions. This commitment to environmental stewardship aligns with the values of the local Hawaiian community, which emphasizes the importance of protecting the islands' natural resources for future generations.

Waiākea is also dedicated to supporting communities beyond Hawaii. Through a partnership with Pump Aid, the company provides clean drinking water to those in need in Malawi, Africa. For every liter of Waiākea sold, they donate a week’s supply of clean water to remote areas where safe, drinkable water is scarce. This focus on giving back not only extends Waiākea's positive impact globally but also reflects the company's core values of sustainability, community, and health.
Sustainability is at the heart of Waiākea’s mission. The company uses 100% recycled plastic bottles, reducing its carbon footprint and promoting eco-friendly practices. Beyond their packaging, Waiākea Water also works to offset their environmental impact by supporting reforestation initiatives, which help capture carbon emissions. This commitment to environmental stewardship aligns with the values of the local Hawaiian community, which emphasizes the importance of protecting the islands' natural resources for future generations.