BlueTriton Brands’ “Elevated Manner” Is New Low

poland spring origin water bottle In: BlueTriton Brands' "Elevated Manner" Is New Low | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

poland spring origin water bottle In: BlueTriton Brands' "Elevated Manner" Is New Low | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR) | Protecting the Santa Fe River

 

BlueTriton (ex-Nestle) continues the despicable and sometimes false advertising tactics of the old Nestle by introducing their new “elevated”  water with the  name of Origin.  They  sneak the debut into an “art” venue to attract the “cool” crowd, creating a class-conscious consumerism one step above your average street-level bottled water drinker.

And they picked actor/car racer Patrick Dempsey to tell us how great this water is, because he is a Maine native, where Origin comes from.  So the young water-drinking crowd can go the “monkey see – monkey do” route and  identify with and emulate their cool hero/celeb.

BlueTriton pledges to use ONLY  recycled plastic for Origin water (under one gallon,)  but somehow, because of past Nestle lies, I am not convinced.  It will take some proof before I believe it just because they write it.  Even if true, they will have their empty bottles  garbage in our streets, rivers, road ditches forests and beaches.  And some in our landfills and in our water.

 

 

See this hogwash at the Scope International Contemporary Art Show link.

Comments by OSFR historian Jim Tatum.
jim.tatum@oursantaferiver.org
– A river is like a life: once taken,
it cannot be brought back © Jim Tatum


Hot Property: Brand Experiences at Scope for Miami Art Week

Posted on by Andrea Zarczynski

Art Basel at the Miami Beach Convention Center is one of the more nationally recognized fairs that attracts sponsors during Miami Art Week, but Scope Art Show, which celebrated its 20th anniversary during the events this past November and December, has become a breeding ground for experimental brand installations on the beach.

Scope, also known as Scope International Contemporary Art Show, is a hot beach pavilion-style property and platform for contemporary art, new artists and emerging mediums that for 2021 featured brand experiences by the likes of Porsche, XO Jets, Grey Goose, Abra, High West Whiskey, Pioneer DJ, Loews, KOE, Poland Spring, Origin and Clean Co.

Miami Art Week 2021, which returned to in-person after a two-year hiatus, attracted more than 100,000 attendees overall. Here, we take you inside Scope Exhibition Hall, which played host to large-scale works and yoga sessions, panel discussions and musical performances.

Location: South Beach Lounge
Sponsor: Relax With Origin

Origin premium water brand (BlueTriton Brands and formerly Nestlé Waters North America) revealed a serene South Beach Lounge mimicking a natural oasis that invited consumers to relax and hydrate with spring water samples at the brand’s premium bar. Attendees could also connect with a professional artist to create a custom sketch reflecting their personal Origin story to take home.

“To celebrate the launch of Blue Triton’s new premium water brand Origin, we knew we wanted to introduce the brand in an elevated manner that was indicative of Origin’s DNA and positioning,” says KC Blinn, vp-marketing at Blue Triton. “What better time than Art Basel and what better forum than Scope International Contemporary Art Show in Miami Beach, where the art is a highly curated mix from around the world.” (Agency: Revolution Marketing)

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