Evian

Evian water was first bottled in France in 1789, ensuring high quality.

In 1806, the first thermal spa was opened in Evian, allowing people to fully immerse themselves in the quality water from the Cachat source.

In 1826, the first bottling facility was installed at the Cachat source in Evian, marking the beginning of the commercialization of Evian water.

Evian is a French brand of bottled water that was created in 1829. It is now part of the Danone corporation and also produces skincare products and owns a French spa-resort.

In 1859, Evian became a public company under the name 'Société anonyme des eaux minérales de Cachat'. It later became French after Savoy was incorporated into France.

Evian was established in 1860 and has become one of the most popular companies globally, particularly known for its premium mineral water.

In 1878, the first bottles of water were released by Cachat, the first French company to sell bottled water, after the French Ministry of Health re-authorized their bottling license.

In 1908, Evian water started being sold in glass bottles manufactured by the glass factory Souchon-Neuvesel, which is now part of Owens-Illinois.

In 1969, Evian introduced its first PVC bottle for packaging its mineral water.

Danone acquired Evian water in 1970, making it one of the biggest water units within the company. Evian has since maintained its popularity and presence in the global market.

In 1978, Danone Waters of America imported the premium natural spring water brand evian to the US and Canada, marking a pioneering move in the industry.

In 1994, the Evian logo underwent a redesign using the 1973 logotype as the base but with straighter contours and bolder lines. The overall style and mood of the badge remained consistent with the previous design.

In 1995, Evian transitioned to using collapsible PET bottles for its mineral water packaging.

The Evian logo in 1999 featured three mountain peaks with red sans serif letters below. The design included a water drop symbol inside the letter 'a' and emphasized the product's natural spring water.

Evian water became culturally iconic worldwide.

In 2009, Evian launched the advertisement campaign, 'Evian Roller Babies', which won a Gold Award at the London International Awards 2009 for Best Visual Effects.

In 2013, the Evian logo underwent further simplification by removing the light blue writing and pink ellipse, resulting in a more minimalist and easily recognizable design. The shape of the mountain peaks was also simplified for a cleaner look.

In 2014, Evian collaborated with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 to create an advertisement that gained 150+ million views on YouTube.

By 2015, Evian's production site in the French Alps had become the largest facility operating within French borders, producing 6 million bottles daily.

Danone, the world's third-largest bottled water company, unveiled the modernization of its sole plant producing the popular Evian brand in Evian-Les-Bains, France. The move aimed to increase capacity and support Evian's solid growth in the market.

In 2018, Evian received the Leading Global Premium Non-Carbonated Mineral Water Official Brand Certification, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and innovation.

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