Langlade Springs Finalizes Northern Chill Distribution with Selected Woodman’s Locations
(PRWEB) August 26, 2015 -- Langlade Springs is pleased to announce its Northern Chill® natural alkaline mineral spring water is now available at selected Wisconsin Woodman’s locations, including Appleton, Green Bay and Oak Creek.
Products offered include 16.9 oz. 12-packs and single 20 oz., 700mL and 1L bottles. All bottle types are 100% recyclable PET, BPA free and a heavier gram weight for added firmness to stand up to today’s active lifestyles.
Founded in 2006, Langlade Springs is a one-stop source for the highest quality private label and branded specialty bottled water and beverages, with distribution across the United States and internationally. Complete cold-fill custom mixing, private label and co-packing capabilities allow packaging in quantities from thirty cases to full truckloads.
Langlade Springs natural alkaline mineral spring water is bottled right at the source in northern Wisconsin. The Ice Age glaciers that moved through Langlade County about 15,000 years ago created the aquifer that produces Northern Chill. Springs are monitored constantly to ensure initial water purity remains unchanged. Inside the plant, water is UV treated and micron filtered to ensure the highest quality level.
Northern Chill natural alkaline mineral spring water has no sugars, no stimulants and no artificial ingredients with zero calories, cholesterol and carbs. It offers refreshing taste with one of the highest natural 7.8+ pH factors available as well as naturally occurring electrolytes, so it’s naturally healthy.
A pH value of 7.0 means a substance is neutral. A value lower than 7.0 indicates acidity, while a value higher than 7.0 is alkaline. Northern Chill natural alkaline mineral spring water may help to promote better overall health and hydration.
Visit http://www.langladesprings.com/our-brands/northern-chill/ for more information.
Brad Wendt, Langlade Springs, http://www.langladesprings.com, +1 920-915-4813, [email protected]
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