TEN Alkaline Spring Water now in aluminum packaging

Packaging format expands to United Natural Foods (UNFI), KEHE Group

January 8, 2021

TEN Alkaline Spring Water released 12-ounce sustainable aluminum packaging for its 10-pH water. The company also announced the distribution expansion of the new packaging with national partners United Natural Foods (UNFI) and KEHE Group.

The company launched the new aluminum can in an eight-pack carton at a competitive price point. The new, innovative packaging represents a unique offering for UNFI and Kehe, as neither distributor currently offers a non-flavored, still water in an aluminum can. In addition to the multi-pack, the item also can be sold in single serve cans inside beverage coolers.

“TEN Alkaline Spring Water in our new aluminum can offers the same pure, refreshing 10pH hydration coupled with unique sustainable packaging for both our loyal TEN fanbase and new customers to enjoy,” said Jose Fernandez, chief executive officer for TEN Alkaline Spring Water, in a statement. “With national distribution through UNFI and Kehe, our long-standing retail partners throughout the natural channel will now be able to offer this one-of-a-kind product to their environmentally-conscious consumers seeking alternatives to single-use plastics.”

TEN Water is naturally filtered by the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in underwater caves deep below the earth’s surface. These caves are natural quartzite and granite aquifers with rock so dense they naturally filter the water to an incredibly pure state, free of chemicals, impurities or pollution.

TEN Water is currently sold at thousands of grocery stores in the United States and the Caribbean including Publix, Food Lion, Wegmans, The Fresh Market, Foodtown, Fairway, Whole Foods, United, Ingles and Food City, and also is available for home delivery online at Walmart.com and Amazon/Amazon Prime.

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