Assertion: bottled water | /r/AtLocation | canada
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text: The CBWA says less than eight per cent of bottled water sold in Canada comes from municipal sources, but in the U.S., scientist Peter Gleick has estimated it's as much as 45 per cent.
text: The federal responsibility for the regulation of bottled water sold in Canada is shared by Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
text: In this section you will find answers to frequently asked questions about the quality of bottled water sold in Canada.
text: The federal responsibility for the regulation of bottled water sold in Canada is shared by Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
text: All bottled water sold in Canada must comply with the Food and Drugs Act and its Regulations.
text: Is bottled water sold in Canada safe?
text: No matter what source it comes from, all bottled water sold in Canada is inspected and treated during the manufacturing process to ensure that it meets Canada's requirements for safety and quality.
text: Bottled water sold in Canada has generally been found to be of good quality and is not considered to pose any health hazard.
text: Health Canada also reviews the safety of materials used in food packaging, including the plastic used as containers for bottled water sold in Canada.