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"This is a fantastic opportunity for Waterlogic to exploit further the significant opportunities that Firewall is opening up in Europe and beyond in the B2C market.”

“Under Clif’s leadership, NSF will expand into new water sectors with a clear focus on customer service while utilizing our technical and scientific expertise to help solve some of the world’s most pressing water quality and safety issues,” said NSF International President and Chief Executive Officer Kevan P. Lawlor.

“His appointment will also allow me to focus more efforts on growing Waterlogic’s B2C business, develop new routes to market and accelerate significantly the commercialisation of Waterlogic’s highly innovative Firewall™ ultra-violet technology,” Waterlogic Group CEO Jeremy Ben David said.

Healthy organic growth seen in business-to-business (B2B) direct, and rental and service channels (10% and 18% respectively) offset by difficult macroeconomic conditions impacting B2B indirect channel with organic decline in revenue of 13% —after a challenging first half, management expect improving trading performance in the second half of the year.

CEO of Eden Springs, Raanan Zilberman, about the operation: "This is our first coffee company acquisition in France and we are in no doubt that DrinkSo'sOCS experience will be key to our successful expansion in the country.

This latest acquisition will enable the company to expand in the growing home marketplace.

The acquisition provides a good strategic fit with Angel Springs’ existing operations in London and Hertfordshire. It will also give Angel Springs a stronger presence in the important Central London market.

The proposal has emerged with the aim of providing facilities, saving time and inconvenience, and thus satisfy their customers. This system avoids accumulating stock in the stores and, in parallel, have less money tied up easier. In addition, decreases downtime and downtime of the machines due to lack of parts.

In Spain, only 4% of households use bottled water dispensers with a higher capacity than 11 liters. The projected growth of this market in Spain is very high, as a result of, inter alia, a decrease in the amount of tap water currently being consumed.

“We were off the job for one and a half hours. Through cost cutting our water was halved and we were then told that we were not getting any water at all so, as soon as the last bottle of water ran out, we walked out,” said an anonymous worker.