A unique production of water on bottles tapped from rejected iceberg in the concession area west of Illulissat.
A unique production of water on bottles tapped from rejected iceberg in the concession area west of Illulissat.
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Greenland is one of the thinnest populated and least contaminated areas in the world. Nevertheless, the water in the icecap is even cleaner than the snow that falls on Greenland today. It is water, which has been encapsulated in the ice, before the northerner, before the Inuit's, even before the humans began to walk on earth.
Greenland's icecap is some places above 3,2 kilometers thick and includes the unimaginable amount of 2,5 million cubic meters ice. A small fraction of this icecap - around 200-300 cubic meters around a year, breaks off and goes to sea when the glaciers calve. It is from the majestic iceberg, which slowly drives away to disappear in the world oceans, that we get our Arctic Ice Cap Water.
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Arctic Ice Cap water Aps has entered into a concession agreement with Greenland's self-government, which gives the right to extract water from the icecap, which naturally sheets in "Diskobugten" west of Ilulissat.
Arctic Ice Cap Water reaps a small portion of the profit that the icecap naturally produces. This means sustainable drinking water, which exploits a natural resource without damaging the environment. The agreement with Greenland self-government guarantees that nature is protected and that the production ensures Greenland jobs. At last, the agreement means that Greenlands self-government continuously reap royalties that will help strengthen the economy of Greenland significantly.
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Arctic Ice Cap Water ApS
Postbox 771
3900 Nuuk
Phone: 00299 529899
Mail: pp@water.gl
Arctic Ice Cap Water ApS
Knud Højgaards Vej 10
7100 Vejle
Phone: 0045 4161 7232
Mail: pp@water.gl