Mineral water definition
Mineral water means groundwater which in its natural state contains carbon dioxide and other soluble matter in sufficient concentration to cause effervescence or impart a distinctive taste;
Mineral water means bottled water that contains not less than five hundred parts per million total dissolved solids. "Natural mineral water" shall meet the requirements of "natural water."
Mineral water means water naturally or artificially infused with mineral salts or gases. Mineral water may be carbonated or uncarbonated.
Examples of Mineral water in a sentence
TEA BLASTER Cott Corporation Corporation Cott TMA171028 September 4, 1970 Mineral water.
Drinks, Mineral water, Red Wine, beer, coca-cola, sprite, fruit juice, espresso coffee, tea, etc… order Side dishes are appreciated (rice, mashed potatoes, etc…).
Mineral water( beverages); aerated water; non-alcoholic beverages; fruit nectars (non-alcoholic); non-alcoholic fruit juice beverages; syrups for beverages; preparations for making beverages; frozen concentrates for making beverages.
Mineral water, non-alcoholic beverages, fruit juices (including frozen fruit juice), fruit juice concentrates, fruit based beverages.
More Definitions of Mineral water
Mineral water means bottled water that contains not less
Mineral water means water that contains 1000 milligrams per liter or more of total dissolved solids.
Mineral water means drinking water containing more than 500 milligrams per liter of total dissolved solids and/or one or more chemical constituents in excess of the concentrations listed in the Federal Bottled Water Quality Standards (Title 21 Code of Federal Regs., Sec. 165.110).
Mineral water means a type of underground natural water possibly open the ground in some places, which contains a number of biologically active compounds of high concentration in compliance with the Vietnamese standards or international standards permitted by the Vietnamese State for application (Article 1 of the Decision No. 05/2003/QD-BTNMT).
Mineral water means natural water [which] that contains not less than five hundred parts per million total dissolved solids;
Mineral water means bottled water that contains not less than 500 parts per million mineral solids. "Mineral water" shall meet the requirements of "Natural water."
Mineral water means natural water under the ground or on land, as the case may be, containing certain compounds with high biological characteristics in accordance with Vietnamese standards, or foreign standards which may be applied in accordance with any permission granted by the State of Vietnam.