Last October, Major League Soccer team Real Salt Lake unveiled the Rio Tinto green stadium in Utah. FIJI Water is the exclusive water of this innovative sports arena. Our incredibly talented production artist Robert, along with sales guys extraordinaire Jonathan and Parker, helped transform one of the stadium’s luxury suites into a gorgeous space that reflects the beauty of Fiji. Looking at these photos reminds me of sitting on the beach in Fiji…ahhhh… Read the rest of this entry »

FIJI Green Gal: Along with Marssie, our fantastic events coordinator David will be bringing you “Out and About” highlights from the great events featuring FIJI Water. Those of you who have been reading this blog for a while may remember David as the force behind the fabulous FIJI Water chandelier featured at a Chicago fashion event. Yeah, he’s kind of awesome.

Although St. Patrick”s Day is just behind us, we are going to keep the “green” drinks coming to you all year. Next stop: Miami, FL, where from March 24th-28th FIJI Water will be keepin” it cool on a HOT town for the 2009 Winter Music Conference.

An important stop for the world”s most renowned DJs and musicians, Miami”s Winter Music Conference is a haven for music”s newest beats and trends, hosting a veritable “who”s who” of celebrities and international jet setters for a five day extravaganza of sights and sounds.

As the darling beverage of Miami, FIJI Water will be the exclusive bottled water served at the hottest locations of the Winter Music Conference. Read the rest of this entry »

FIJI Water comes from an artesian aquifer rich in silica.

One of the qualities that makes FIJI Water so special is its high silica content. FIJI Water starts as rain and is filtered through volcanic rock, which is rich in silica, for over a hundred years until it reaches the aquifer. FIJI Water”s incomparable taste — the soft mouth feel and silky texture — is a result of its unique mineral profile, with high silica and low calcium and magnesium content. (While calcium and magnesium are important to our diet, high levels in water can make it taste “hard” and unpleasant.)

And a recent study indicates that silica in water may reduce Alzheimer’s risk. Here’s more info, courtesy of Reuters Health. Read the rest of this entry »

You would think some marketer at a technology company would have thought to include a voice recorder in the hospital goodie bag I received after my babies” delivery. I liked the free baby shampoos, diaper cr”me, and all thatÖbut I’d use a recorder more often and much longer! I would record the following: “Don”t touch,” “Careful,” and “Rocks are not food.” I”m sure battery companies would be grateful, but I digress… Read the rest of this entry »