Asarasi is now producing a natural tree-filtered water product that is sustainably harvested from maple trees. Every year, 500 million gallons of tree-filtered water is lost through the production of maple syrup, and Asarasi is working to save this renewable source of water by selling it as a more eco-friendly alternative to other forms of bottled water.
Not only does Asarasi's tree-filtered water help to conserve the water lost in the production of maple syrup, but Asarasi's products also help to benefit farmers in the Northeastern US and Canada. Rather than simply discarding the 45 gallons of maple sap water used to produce a single gallon of syrup, farmers are now able to sell this water byproduct to Asarasi and improve their profits by up to 25 percent.
The company is currently running a Kickstarter campaign to mass produce its sustainable Sparkling Tree Water.
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Asarasi’s New Tree-Filtered Water Comes Straight from the Maple Tree
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Water - Asarasi's natural tree-filtered water product offers a more eco-friendly alternative to other forms of bottled water and provides a potential opportunity to create a new line of sustainable water products.
2. Circular Economy - Asarasi's partnership with maple tree farmers to recycle water byproducts creates opportunity for a new circular economy model in water production.
3. Upcycling Water Byproducts - Asarasi's use of maple sap water byproduct to create a new product line offers an opportunity for industries to explore ways to upcycle and repurpose waste water in their production processes.
Industry Implications
1. Beverage Industry - Asarasi's tree-filtered water offers a new product line opportunity for the beverage industry to compete in the sustainable water market.
2. Agriculture Industry - Asarasi's partnership with farmers to recycle water byproducts provides an opportunity for the agriculture industry to improve profits and create a new stream of revenue from waste products.
3. Environmental Industry - Asarasi's commitment to sustainability in water production provides an opportunity for the environmental industry to improve water resource management and develop new technology for eco-friendly water production methods.