Intuit to replace plastic water bottles with PATHWATER aluminium bottles

PATHWATER, the first purified water in an infinitely reusable and recyclable aluminium bottle, has teamed up with global business and financial software company, Intuit to reduce single-use plastic waste. Intuit will now offer PATHWATER's purified water in reusable, recyclable aluminium bottles.

Sean Kinghorn, Global Sustainability Leader of Intuit said: "We could no longer support the wasteful sale of thousands of plastic water bottles a day, and once we decided to reduce single-use plastics, we sought out PATHWATER as a partner to offer a 100% recyclable and refillable bottled water alternative."

"PATHWATER has devised a solution for tackling the global epidemic of single-use plastic water bottles, and their competitive price point, premium reusable packaging, and responsibly-sourced water, make them the ideal partner on our journey to a zero waste campus."

Intuit employees will be supported with a "Choose to REUSE" internal campaign encouraging them to refill PATHWATER and other reusable bottles at work, PATHWATER said.

Shadi Bakour, CEO and Co-Founder of PATHWATER said: "With innovation and sustainability at PATHWATER's core, our work at Intuit couldn't be more in line with our brand values. As they're looking to lessen their single-use plastic waste, we're perfectly poised to plug into the corporation and offer them a uniquely custom, fully sustainable alternative, at a fraction of the cost."

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