Mumbai: Wahter, India's pioneering branded packaged drinking water brand has rolled out its innovative proprietary carts across the National Capital Region (NCR), marking a paradigm shift in access to affordable drinking water. Targeting students, children, and marginalized communities, Wahter offers its premium-quality bottled water at an unprecedented 80% discount compared to prevailing market rates.
Wahter's commitment to accessibility and affordability is exemplified by its pricing strategy, with bottles priced at just ₹1 for 250 ml and ₹2 for 500 ml. This move is aimed at ensuring that everyone in the NCR region has equitable access to clean and safe drinking water, irrespective of socio-economic constraints.
"These carts represent more than just a distribution mechanism; they symbolize our dedication to democratizing access to clean drinking water," remarked Wahter co-founder Amitt Nenwani. "By offering our branded packaged drinking water at significantly reduced prices, we are empowering individuals in every corner of the NCR to have equitable access to water."
Top 10 Wahter proprietary carts and strollers locations offering packaged drinking water at 80 per cent less cost:
1. Advant in Noida
2. Noida Film City
3. India Gate
4. Qutub Institutional Area
5. Huda Sector 44 in Gurgaon
6. Netaji Subhash Place Metro Station
7. Kashmiri Gate Metro Station
8. Unitech Cyber Park, Gurugram
9. Modern Bazaar, DLF Gurugram
10. Yashwant Palace, Chanakyapuri
Wahter expands its reach with an engaging ad campaign, now live on SonyLIV channel, catching the spotlight during episodes of Shark Tank India. Wahter's commitment to accessibility is further reinforced through strategic collaborations with organisations such as the Shoobhi Foundation (BOAT CSR) and Vijay Sales.
As Wahter continues to pioneer innovation in the packaged drinking water industry, it remains steadfast in its mission to make clean and safe drinking water accessible to every individual, thereby fostering a healthier and more equitable society.
All Wahter's used bottles will be collected and recycled by Scrapbuddy. The company has committed to recycle 10 million bottles into clothing within the next three months.
