Brand: Naya Water

Naya, a premium Canadian natural spring water brand, was founded in 1997 and sourced from a pristine aquifer in the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec. Known for its smooth taste and commitment to sustainability, Naya quickly became a favorite among Canadians seeking high-quality, eco-friendly bottled water. The brand’s water is naturally filtered through layers of rock, giving it a distinct purity and freshness. Naya also gained recognition for its environmentally conscious approach, using 100% recycled plastic for its bottles and promoting recycling initiatives.

In 2018, Naya faced a temporary setback when a production issue led to a recall, but the brand has since rebounded, continuing to provide Canadians with its signature natural spring water. Naya remains committed to sustainability, with initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint and protect water sources. As a proudly Canadian brand, Naya continues to celebrate the natural beauty and resources of Canada, offering a refreshing and environmentally responsible choice for hydration.

Founded: Canada
Owned: United States (since 2003, acquired by Danone Waters of America)
Manufactured: Canada (sourced and bottled in the Laurentian Mountains, Quebec).

“Mirabel, Quebec: Naya’s main facility is located at the foot of the Laurentian Mountains in Mirabel, Quebec. This plant has been operational since 1986 and is where the company’s natural spring water is bottled directly from the source.

Revelstoke, British Columbia: Naya also operates a water bottling facility in the Selkirk Mountains of Revelstoke, British Columbia. This facility was established in August 1995 and operates under the same standards as the Mirabel facility”

Notable: Naya’s commitment to sustainability and its use of 100% recycled plastic for bottles have made it a leader in eco-friendly bottled water. The brand’s connection to the pristine Laurentian Mountains highlights its dedication to quality and environmental stewardship. Naya’s success story demonstrates how a Canadian brand can achieve national recognition by combining natural resources with sustainable practices. Despite its acquisition by an international company, Naya remains a symbol of Canadian excellence and a testament to the importance of protecting natural resources.