Founded in 2008, redleaf's state-of-the-art, 75,000 square foot, earth-friendly bottling facility is built over the artesian aquifer nestled against the Canadian Rockies in Chilliwack, British Columbia. Bottled direct from this renewable artesian source, redleaf is purified; not sterilized. The brand's patent protected UV purification process makes redleaf one of the healthiest bottled waters available with a high pH of 8.3 and low Total Dissolved Solids count of 77 PPM. Keeping true to our corporate mission to be good to the earth, redleaf is bottled with a 1:1 bottling ratio to ensure no water is wasted - surpassing the bottled water industry average of 6:1.

As a part of our mission, redleaf maintains a low carbon footprint and strives for the least environmental impact within the bottled water industry. The company takes progressive measures to ensure it uses as much recycled and earth-friendly materials as possible in the production processes of its bottled water. Inside the earth-friendly bottling facility, a blower is used to run the air driven production line. Recycled heat/air condition maintain facility temperature, and the plant is steam sterilized; meaning no chemicals are needed to clean the facility. redleaf bottles are made of PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) plastic that is 25% recycled. The bottle, cap and shrink wrap are 100% recyclable. We use earth-friendly ink on its packaging and a laser etched expiration date that requires no ink use, thereby making recycling easier. The bottles are shipped using electric fork lifts on recyclable pallets. We recycle waste products in the factory and recycle materials back into the local community. In communities where redleaf has events, we place marked bins and provide crews whenever possible to ensure used redleaf bottles are properly recycled

We know that this is just a beginning and we work every day to produce North America's only ultra-premium, and the world's most environmentally-friendly, bottled water.

We hope you'll try redleaf and join us in making the world a better place, one sip at a time.