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I know some of us would prefer to buy a metal water bottle not made in China for any number of reasons. And most people would like to support U.S. businesses.
I get promotion emails from a local outdoor adventure store and they are carrying a new product - a metal water bottle made in the US!
Liberty Bottle Works in the Pacific NW
Thanks for sharing. For some reason I thought Nalgene was also made in the USA. I bought the BPA-free one of Nalgene over the Camelback bottle because the Camelback was made in China. Am I confused or was your point just about the bottle beinng the only metal one made in the USA?
I'm not seeing anything on the website that states the ecousable stainless bottles are Made in the USA. Please show me where that information comes from. Thank you.
Today EcoUsable® is based in the very green Manhattan Beach where we work as a small, close-knit team to continue our mission of inspiring and enabling individuals to enjoy better health and an improved environment. We're passionately committed to offering you affordable, safe, planet-friendly, one-of-a-kind products that are innovative, reusable and recyclable. We make them look as good as they work so you'll take and use it everywhere you go .
EcoUsable® products are now sold in over 1,500 retailers nationwide, including Bristol Farms, Whole Foods, Gelson's, Tilly’s and Vitamin Shoppe. Our bottles are available on our web site store and from many great on-line partners like Amazon.com, Solutions Catalog and Get'NGreen.com
In addition to retail sales, EcoUsable® Custom Bottle Division is growing exponentially as corporations, schools, sports teams and entertainment industry buyers look for sustainable promotional items that add value to peoples' lives and visibly demonstrate their commitment to a greener environment. We're excited to see custom water bottles rapidly become the #1 promotional item on the market replacing the typical hats and t-shirts.
We're proud to say our custom clients include 20th Century Fox, Quiksilver, NBC/Universal, EA Sports, Waste Management, NRDC, Salvation Army, New York University, Honda, GUESS and musical artist, Jack Johnson.
Today EcoUsable® is based in the very green Manhattan Beach where we work as a small, close-knit team to continue our mission of inspiring and enabling individuals to enjoy better health and an improved environment. We're passionately committed to offering you affordable, safe, planet-friendly, one-of-a-kind products that are innovative, reusable and recyclable. We make them look as good as they work so you'll take and use it everywhere you go .
EcoUsable® products are now sold in over 1,500 retailers nationwide, including Bristol Farms, Whole Foods, Gelson's, Tilly’s and Vitamin Shoppe. Our bottles are available on our web site store and from many great on-line partners like Amazon.com, Solutions Catalog and Get'NGreen.com
In addition to retail sales, EcoUsable® Custom Bottle Division is growing exponentially as corporations, schools, sports teams and entertainment industry buyers look for sustainable promotional items that add value to peoples' lives and visibly demonstrate their commitment to a greener environment. We're excited to see custom water bottles rapidly become the #1 promotional item on the market replacing the typical hats and t-shirts.
We're proud to say our custom clients include 20th Century Fox, Quiksilver, NBC/Universal, EA Sports, Waste Management, NRDC, Salvation Army, New York University, Honda, GUESS and musical artist, Jack Johnson.
It says where the company is "based",, but unless I'm overlooking it I'm not seeing any statement of where their products are made.
everyone of those reusable bottles including the plastic ones have had mold grow in them after about 6 months of using them and I have had to toss them out . I know that the plastic ones are not good for the environment either but Im going to be done with buying those bottles for a while until I find one that does not grow mold in the bottom of it .
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