THE
GUARDIAN
Technology With One Job: Protect What Nature Created
By the time the water reaches the bottling facility, nature has already done the important work.
From Source to Bottle
The water is bottled at the source in Marenisco, Michigan, within the Lake Superior watershed.
The facility represents the final stage of a journey that began with precipitation and continued through the surrounding geological environment.
Here, the objective is simple:
Protect the water’s natural character from source to bottle.
Protected, Not Reworked
Modern production systems and quality controls protect the water through its final journey.
The technology does not create the mineral profile or recreate the geology. Its purpose is simple: preserve what comes from the source.
A small footprint and minimal distance from well to plant help protect both the water and the surrounding forest.
Protecting, sharing
After carefully gaining access to the source, building a state-of-the-art bottling facility, getting all the proper FDA approvals, The Guardian is ready to share this natural wonder with Americans.
With capabilities to bottle over 60 million bottles of water a year (limited only by facility size, not water source), we can’t wait to get this US sourced, mineral packed water to everyone who can get their hands on it.
Every Bottle, Verified
Water quality is not something that should be taken on faith.
It is tested.
It is measured.
It is monitored.
The finished product is subject to applicable bottled-water standards for a 100% Natural Mineral Water and quality-control procedures designed to ensure consistency and safety.
Nature creates the starting point.
Technology protects the final mile.