PATH

Made in the Bay! Our PATH was cultivated from a commitment to do better for bottled water. From the first days, when we introduced the concept of refillable bottles, to when we invited major brands to partner with us and save the planet. Now, with the custom PATH platform, anyone can merge their vision with ours and create their own PATH bottle for a world that refills together! Thank you to the Made in the Bay team at KTVU 2 for sharing your enthusiasm for our mission to #refillit! #partneringtosavetheplanet #bayarea #sustainability San Francisco International Airport San Francisco 49ers San Francisco State University San Francisco Planning Department Sphere Entertainment Co. National Park Service

Get ready for some big announcements! We're excited to support CVS's sustainability goals in the next phase of our partnership. As more brands adopt better solutions, we're here to help everyone #refillit. Stay tuned! CVS Health.

68% of diners believe that restaurants they eat at should incorporate sustainability practices, according to ClearCOGS. Nobu represents excellence and embraces sustainability through the Nobu x PATH cobrand. Get started on your cobranded bottle today. #refillit https://lnkd.in/ePrQZTpX Nobu Hospitality #partneringtosavetheplanet #chooseyourpath #NobuHotels #NobuRestaurants

76% of travelers now say they plan to make more environmentally friendly choices in the next year. This number continues to grow, according to the World Economic Forum. It’s a good thing you can find PATH at most major airports in the U.S. Learn more about the most sustainable bottled water for traveling here 🗺️⁀જ✈︎ #refillit https://lnkd.in/d_82ibBz San Francisco International Airport Los Angeles World Airports Denver International Airport - City & County of Denver Dept of Aviation San Diego County Regional Airport Authority #chooseyourpath

Over the past 5 years, there has been a 71% rise in online searches for sustainable goods globally, according to The Economist Intelligence: EIU. That’s why we’re proud to support shoppers seeking sustainability at Target. Choose your PATH at Target. #refillit

#PATHnews - The future is #refillit, as the EPA recently released the Lead and Copper Improvements Rule, which requires nearly every lead water pipe in the country to be removed within the next 10 years. It has been solidified by the White House’s final rule. As cities nationwide get support in improving clean water delivery systems, PATH is here to support a country prioritizing refilling and reuse. #chooseyourpath Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) Michigan State University

The MUSEUM OF ICE CREAM x PATH is making sustainability fun, helping more people choose a better PATH. Did you know that nearly 70% of people are willing to purchase reusable products, but almost the same number say high prices have kept them from doing so, according to ALPHA? We’re proud PATH delivers reusability in a fun, accessible way for all.🙌 #refillit  #PartneringtoSavethePlanet

Whole Foods Market is helping shoppers choose a better PATH. Reusable packaging is on the radar, as 85% of global consumers have shifted their purchase behavior towards being more sustainable. Choose your PATH! #refillit #retail #sustainability #chooseyourPATH

EarthView Sustainable Hospitality x PATH cobrand inspires. EarthView, created by Hersha Group, is a sustainability program designed to evaluate and enhance hotels' financial, environmental, and social impact through a comprehensive approach. In partnership with PATH, EarthView has cobranded a refillable aluminum bottle in an effort to drive sustainable hospitality initiatives across multiple properties. This collaboration is a commitment to triple-bottom-line results, benefitting both the hotel's operations and its environmental impact. #refillit #PartneringtoSavethePlanet #PATHcobrand

#PATHnews - Oberlin College reinstates its single-use plastic bottled water ban. "Sustainability requires constant reinforcement and institutional support, including physical infrastructure, educational reminders, and fostering a culture where reusable water bottles are the norm." - Cindy Frantz, Psychology and Environmental Science Professor. #refillit