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California-based Niagara Bottling, which produces private-label bottled water for Walmart, Costco, Lowe's and others, plans to open a plant in Mooresville. It will employ 66 at average annual wages of $39,447. It considered locations in at least eight states.
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Water bottler to open plant in Mooresville (http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/06/23/2399271/bottled-water-firm-brings-jobs.html - broken link)
Gotta wonder why anyone buys water in bottles. Mooresville water is from Lake Norman.
Oh wait, didn't they just have a sewage spill which shut down the lake?
Yes it does come from Lake Norman, but I am thinking the Mooresville intake is upstream from where this particular sewage spill occurred. However one of the intakes for CMUD is just downstream from this sewage.
Gotta wonder why anyone buys water in bottles. Mooresville water is from Lake Norman.
Oh wait, didn't they just have a sewage spill which shut down the lake?
Duh- they treat the water first, not just pipe into homes.
The sewage spillage was in Cornelius (read different county).
Plus-as Wolf Howl says, many homes in Mooresville, and in fact almost all in 28117 (the Lake area) have individual or community wells. As he says "YUM, YUM"
Gotta wonder why anyone buys water in bottles. Mooresville water is from Lake Norman.
Oh wait, didn't they just have a sewage spill which shut down the lake?
I buy bottle water the walmart brand most of the time because we have hard well water with no softner.
We recycle of couse since it is state law.
I can't wait til bottles say made in Mooresville as I try to buy NC products when I can as I know I'm supporting in state pay check and job for someone.
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