Import Bottled Drinking Water — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Safaia Exports Pvt Ltd supplies bottled drinking water sourced from a deep tube well in Sri Lanka. The well is drilled nearly 100 feet (approximately 30 m) below ground level, keeping the water isolated from municipal supplies. Because the water does not pass through a community system, the risk of external contamination is minimised. All hygienic precautions are applied at the source to preserve the original chemical and microbiological quality until the point of packaging.

The water is bottled directly in sealed PET containers following the supplier’s stipulated guidelines, without any additional treatment or modification. Industry practice for bottled drinking water typically targets a pH between 6.5 and 8.5 and total dissolved solids below 500 mg L‑1, parameters that align with the supplier’s claim of natural purity. Standard microbiological limits, such as 0 CFU E. coli per 100 ml, are commonly required for safe consumption and are implicitly respected by the described collection method. Typical packaging involves 500 ml bottles packed in cartons of twelve, stored at 4‑30 °C to retain freshness.

Retail chains, hotels and office canteens are the primary buyers of this type of bottled water. Importers should confirm the exact bottle volume, packaging configuration and any required certifications before placing an order. Trade terms, including incoterms, payment schedule and minimum order quantity, are to be negotiated directly with Safaia Exports.

Safaia Exports Pvt Ltd is located at No. 47, 1 Templer Mawatha, Templer’s Road, Mt Lavinia, Colombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka. The company is listed as a harbour‑tier supplier on the platform, indicating a basic level of verification, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no recent reply times. The address places the operation near the capital’s coastal area, facilitating export through nearby ports.

The listing focuses exclusively on bottled drinking water and highlights the source‑well protection measures, but it does not disclose additional corporate history, production capacity or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore request further details on the company’s quality management system and any third‑party audit reports.