The purpose of this campaign is to fight litter and raise public awareness of the importance of sorting and recycling waste.

The actions, including educational campaigns in schools, a local ‘clean and tidy’ plan and awareness events, are integrated into major events for the general public, the installation of litter collection kits, etc., all perfectly in line with the company’s Source of Change® strategy.

Devin launches an investment plan worth EUR 17 million for the installation of two new bottling lines and a automated warehouse, in order to double the plant’s capacity and to guarantee its production needs until 2028.

With its ‘Eat local. Drink local’ campaign, BRU® raises awareness among Belgians so that they opt for local natural mineral water.

Spadel Group set up a solidarity action to support medical staff and people…

WATTWILLER ANNOUNCES ITS CARBON NEUTRALITY IN A NEW MULTI-CHANNEL CAMPAIGN

Wattwiller natural mineral water achieves carbon neutrality, becoming the first French SME in the waters sector to obtain this certification.

The site of Spa Monopole site is awarded the Platinum certificate from the AWS (Alliance for Water Stewardship)…

DEVIN CAMPAIGN ‘THE HERO IN YOU’

Devin invited several people chosen at random to pick a card which best described how they felt…

Spa Duo Strawberry & Watermelon, popular among consumers, returns to supermarket shelves in force.

The year 2020 was a turning point for the Spadel Group in more ways than one. Although many goals were attained, being granted the ‘CO2 Neutral’ label is a source of particular pride. In 2010, the Group set itself the ambitious goal of attaining carbon neutrality in 2020 and it is now the first mineral water group in Europe to achieve this. It means that, when you buy the brands SPA, BRU, Wattwiller, Carola or Devin, the carbon impact has been fully offset.

As part of a partnership between Spadel and IVN Nature Education, Amsterdam has planted its first Tiny Forest in one of the city’s primary schools. The children there planted almost 600 trees, which will help improve biodiversity, give the children a wonderful educational experience and capture around 127 kg of CO2 emissions per year.

This was the fifth year of the Bredele Challenge, a solidarity operation for the benefit of Secours Populaire Français or French Popular Relief, a non-profit organisation dedicated to fighting poverty and discrimination in public life. “Make your bredele (small cakes or biscuits traditionally baked in Alsace) using local products to support committed producers. If drinking local, Carola’s strong message, makes perfect sense, the same is true for other regional products. This, too, is a way of supporting our local companies and jobs, particularly given the circumstances created by the Covid-19 health crisis.