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One Comment On This Post
As a UK based start up company trying to identify and use sustainable packaging and develop a responsible supply chain with as small a carbon footprint as possible I find it extraordinary that water is becoming something subject to intellectual property. Great film – a call for small producers everywhere to think differently and be more responsible! Thank you.