Press Release – Bottling Water From The Sky

Press Release – Bottling Water From The Sky Submission Details

Author: Mihle Hele from Paddington Station PR.
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Issued by:
Paul Reynell
Paddington Station PR
paul@paddingtonstationpr.co.za
021 447 0564

On behalf of:
Brendan Williamson
Aquasky

ABOUT AQUASKY
We cultivate our water directly from the clear blue sky. Cooled and condensed, this air ultimately forms the crisp soft drops that is aquasky®. Filtered and sterilised through ultraviolet, ensures the clean quality of each drop without depleting any of the earth’s precious resources – making this the art of pure water.

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