- The class-action lawsuit claims that parent company Nestle Waters North America is bottling common groundwater that doesn’t meet the federal definition of spring water.
- A Nestle Waters representative says the water meets all relevant federal and state regulations for spring water.
A lawsuit claims that Poland Spring Water is deceiving consumers with evergreen labels that say their bottle contains “100 percent natural spring water” that hails from Maine.
The class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Connecticut claims that parent company Nestle Waters North America is bottling common groundwater that doesn’t meet the federal definition of spring water.
A Nestle Waters representative says the water meets all relevant federal and state regulations for spring water.
Nestle Waters settled a 2003 Connecticut lawsuit claiming Poland Spring’s water was not sourced deep in the Maine woods.
The lawsuit comes as the Stamford, Connecticut-based company embarks on an expansion in Maine amid rising demand for bottled water.
Nestle is seeking state approval to source water from a public water district well in Lincoln.
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