Regional Names For Primo Brands (Formerly Nestlé) Bottled Water Brands Across The US

Source redditThe map above shows the different regional names for Primo Brands various bottled water brands across the United States.

Here’s a little more about each of them:

Arrowhead

• Region: Western U.S.
• Founded: 1909
• Type: 100% Mountain Spring Water
• Source: Springs in California and other western states
• Fun Fact: Known for its connection to the San Bernardino Mountains.

Ice Mountain

• Region: Midwest
• Introduced: 2002.
• Type: 100% Natural Spring Water
• Source: Michigan springs
• Fun Fact: Often associated with the Great Lakes area and Midwest values.

Ozarka

• Region: South-Central U.S.
• Founded: 1905
• Type: 100% Natural Spring Water
• Source: Springs in Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma
• Fun Fact: The name comes from the Ozark Mountains, though the water now comes from various springs in Texas.

Deer Park

• Region: Southeast and Mid-Atlantic
• Founded: 1873
• Type: 100% Natural Spring Water
• Source: Multiple springs in the Appalachian region
• Fun Fact: Named after the Deer Park Hotel in Maryland, which attracted guests with its “healthful” spring water.

 Poland Spring

• Region: Northeast U.S. (especially New England)
• Founded: 1870
• Type: 100% Natural Spring Water
• Source: Springs in Maine
• Fun Fact: One of the oldest and most iconic bottled water brands in the U.S.

Zephyrhills

• Region: Florida
• Founded: 1957
• Type: 100% Natural Spring Water
• Source: Springs in Florida
• Fun Fact: Named after the town of Zephyrhills, Florida.

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