Explore the solid foundations upon which our promise of quality and reliability is built. Our certifications represent our constant commitment to high standards and sustainable practices in the mineral water sector.
Always attentive to environmental issues and themes, Acqua Cerelia pursues corporate management in full respect of the surrounding territory, thanks to a modern and technologically advanced production structure. ISO 14001 certified, Acqua Cerelia uses electricity produced from renewable sources in its plants and is the first mineral water in Italy to have obtained the prestigious EPD certification.
The Environmental Product Declaration, better known as EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) is, in short, a tool designed to improve environmental communication between producers, on one hand (business to business), and distributors and consumers, on the other (business to consumers).
The EPD, provided for by EU environmental policies and derived from the ISO 14020 series of standards, is based on the explicit use of the LCA methodology, the cornerstone around which the Declaration revolves and the methodological foundation from which the objectivity of the information provided arises. While maintaining focus on the product, whether it be a good or a service, companies have the opportunity to communicate their strategies and commitment to directing production with respect for the environment, enhancing the product itself.
There are three different types of environmental labeling, established by the ISO 14020 series standards
TYPE I - ISO 14024
TYPE 2 - ISO 14021
TYPE 3 - ISO 14025
Cerelia has always built a strong relationship and bond with the local community based on preservation and cooperation in order to guarantee the utmost respect and quality of the area, without neglecting all the environmental characteristics that make our water special, rich in balanced minerals, of quality, and with therapeutic properties studied and certified from a chemical and clinical point of view.
In particular, the EPD, type III labeling, is a document used to communicate objective, comparable, and credible information regarding the environmental performance of products and services. This information is purely informative and does not provide for evaluation methods, preference criteria, or minimum levels that environmental performance must meet.
