Harrogate Spring Water

Harrogate Spring Water dates back to the 16th century when the first springs were found to be therapeutic, and is, within Britain, the earliest discovered source of bottled water. The very first bottle was made during 1740.
Sources.
The main spring is sourced from an aquifer in the millstone grit series in Harrogate. The Thirsty Planet brand takes water from an aquifer located in sand and gravel.
Company.
Today Harrogate Spring Water is a private limited company incorporated on 16 August 2000 initially under the name HSW Limited and later in January 2002 changing its names to Harrogate Spa Water Limited. Harrogate Spa Water manufactures bottled water and sells it locally, nationally and internationally, being exported to as far away as Australia.
A change in majority share owner distribution was made during 2020 resulting in Danone becoming the majority holder, displacing the Cain family from their ownership.
The company was previously owned by Harrogate Water Brands, which also owned the charity Thirsty Planet, producing its own brand of bottled water.
Market.
Harrogate Spring Water is a popular brand within the United Kingdom, selling over annually in 2013, which was a market share of 1.4%. In 2019, the company achieved sales of £21.6 million.
Harrogate Spring Water also sell water to the Masons Gin distillery in Aiskew, North Yorkshire.