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CONTENTS SOFT DRINKS 06


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Eliminating single-use plastic bottles saves hotel group over £200k


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English Lakes Hotels is a family run group of three Lake District hotels and two in Lancashire. Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa, Waterhead and The Wild Boar lie in the heart of the Lake District, two on the shores of the stunning Lake Windermere. The Midland and Lancaster House Hotels are in Lancashire, for easy access to coast, city or countryside.


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WATER 36


EcoPure Waters is helping English Lakes Hotels Group reduce their waste, shrink costs and improve sustainability.


As proud members of the Green Tourism Business Scheme the group is always looking for opportunities to improve their


sustainability, aspirations in customer experience. Supported by


One of their key concerns was the number of single-use bottles of water they were using and the impact this was having on the environment. There were also ordering and storage issues using bought-in bottled water. A solution was required to combat these issues, as well as to offer ongoing cost savings.


EcoPure Waters’ systems meet all these requirements.


It’s a sustainable water


provision, offering freshly filtered, chilled water - still and sparkling - served in the Group’s individually own-branded glass bottles for guests on demand.


The Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa installed the Group’s first EcoPure Waters’ system in 2010. Michelle Croukamp, Deputy Resort Manager, explains how the system benefits the hotel’s guests,


significantly reduces line with their to deliver an exceptional


since installation which, based on today’s price of around 67p a bottle, would have cost £137,771. Given the negligible


costs of installing and


running the EcoPure Waters’ system, almost all this amount represents pure cost saving.”


“We’ve now encouraged the other Group hotels to buy into the concept over the last couple of years. Across the Group, on the same basis, we’ve saved over £200,000 on the cost of buying in bottled water.”


“Importantly, waste plastic


by


associated bottles,


eliminating with


the systems the


single-use have


provided huge environmental savings across the Group, supporting our commitment towards greener, more sustainable business.”


costs and helps the Group meet its sustainability targets.


“We offer the fresh chilled water on a complimentary basis to guests at all conferences, events and banquets. At Low Wood Bay we’ve dispensed the equivalent of 205,629 750ml bottles


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Editor John Porter Products and suppliers editor Lisa Jenkins Production and art editor Chris Russell Deputy production editor Kirsty Utting Sub editor Lauren Bowes To enquire about the 2020 Drinks Guide, contact 020 7881 4824 or email adam.skinner@thecaterer.com To subscribe to The Caterer call 0330 333 9455 or email thecaterer.subs@quadrantsubs.com or write to The Caterer, Subscriptions Department, PO Box 302, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 3BR © 2019 Jacobs Media Group, 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London SW1W 0AU


“Operationally our EcoPure Waters’ system is faultless and the freshly filtered water is perfectly chilled


at Customer all


second-to-none the


servicing service


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and team


is professional and efficient. By working with EcoPure Waters since 2010,


we’ve significantly enhanced 18/04/2019 08:56 our commitment to the environment,


provided better fresh and chilled water for our guests, and generated substantial cost savings.”


01844 290 088 enquiries@ecopurewaters.com www.ecopurewaters.com


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