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What is the difference between natural mineral water and other types of water?

April 26, 2017difference Mineral natural types water

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What is the difference between natural mineral water and other types of water?

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For a mineral water to be called natural mineral water, it must contain at least 1000 mg dissolved solid substances or 250 mg carbonic acid per litre, and/or a scientist must confirm nutrition-physiological positive effects due to the composition of the water. In addition, it must meet the food codex regulations which conform to EU standards, relating to micro-biological and chemical purity, as well as strong geological and physical requirements.