The purest bottled water on the planet
Testimony to Cape Grim's commitment to the purest bottled rain water are compliance with and memberships of the following industry bodies.
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"The AWBI's primary goal is to expand awareness and use of bottled water and ensure consumers enjoy safe, high quality, good tasting bottled water...
ABWI membership is of itself an indication of that bottler's commitment to the provision of the highest quality bottled water products to their respective markets and it is recognised as such by food and beverages regulators the world over."
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Cape Grim's bottled water is certified by the AFIC and fully compliant with all halal requirements,
The AFIC is the only single Islamic Halal Certifier that operates Nationally (all the States and Territories of Australia) for Halal Certification.
Accepted by all Muslim countries and Halal importing regions as a reputable Halal-certifying agency in Australia. |
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Cape Grim's bottled water is fully certified as a Kosher compliant product. Below is the rigorous process that our bottled water has to to go through to obtain accreditation.
"A Kosher Certification can be compared to a Quality System or ISO audit and is not a trivial exercise.
For a product to gain Kosher Certification its complete Bill of Manufacture must be Kosher Certified including manufactured products purchased in as raw materials by a manufacturer." |
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As a member of HACCP, Cape Grim's bottled water, collection facility ,bottling plant and manufacturing and office procedures are fully audited by HACCP.
HACCP's "methodology is one whereby we simply, practically and scientifically assess the product(s) or product range(s) with regard to all facets of food safety; their compatibility with HACCP based food safety programmes and their contribution to food safety. The process includes examination of the design, manufacture, materials, instructions, delivery, storage, accuracy, labelling, food safety claims and any other relevant food safety matters."
HACCP is internationally recognised as being "Hospital" acceptable quality control and guidelines.
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The Cape Grim facility has endorsement from the Tasmanian Government's Health Department. This is done with an annual on-site inspection by both the State Health Department Director of Health and the local governments Health officer to ensure that the water, collection and bottling meet local and Tasmanian municipal health guidelines. In addition 10 years of water analysis needs to be supplied. As a result of this approval, Cape Grim now supplies bottled water to the local schools.
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