Palletline Moves the Elixir of Life

Water is a right we take for granted in this country, yet globally over a billion people have no access to a clean water supply and two million more die every year as a result of water related diseases.

Pallet network specialist Palletline Plc is proud to play a role in the distribution of One Water products, sold in the UK by the One Foundation to raise money to alleviate the most pressing of humanitarian needs, including the provision of clean drinking water, nutrition and HIV/AIDS testing.

Produced by Radnor Hills Mineral Water Company, One Water and One Mineral Water products are distributed across the UK by Palletline Plc and its Member Companies, handling all consignments from single pallets through to full loads.

The results are life changing. All One Water profits fund amazing roundabout-powered water pumps in Africa called PlayPumps®. As children spin on the roundabout, fresh clean water is pumped from deep underground into a storage tank for use by the entire community. Instead of walking for hours to collect water, children can go to school and the community benefits from a sustainable water supply.

The Palletline network has been involved since the very first bottle of One Water left Radnor Hills, providing an efficient and cost effective nationwide delivery service managed by local Member Company ABE (Ledbury).

Logistics Manager Monique Pugh is delighted with the service levels provided by Palletline, enhanced by the recent introduction of digital signature capture capabilities across the network. "We've worked with ABE (Ledbury) and Palletline now for some years and continue to benefit from this economical and reliable service," she confirmed. "They really do understand the pressures that we are under with big, last minute orders that need to go out at a moment's notice, especially at peak times such as the summer music festivals where One Water proves particularly popular."

One Water is the UK's leading ethical bottled water and continues to make a very real impact on the water crisis in the developing world.