Wai parakore
In Maori mythology, the word wai means “water” in Maori. Water is an essential element in Maori society, not only because of its importance to daily life, but also because of its spiritual and cultural significance. Water is considered a sacred resource that connects people to their ancestors and the land.
Tangaroa, is the god of the ocean, father of fish and sea creatures, and he said “tiaki mai I ahau, maku ano koe e tiaki… if you take care of me, I will take care of you…”.
Sustainability
Being sustainable is not just an idea, it implies a way of life. Tangaroa Water seeks to reduce the impact on the environment, with efforts ranging from the management of water sources to the reduction of our carbon footprint and the optimization of packaging. Always providing water of the highest quality.
Principles
Marine and ocean conservation promoting sustainability and regeneration.
Access to drinking water for the most vulnerable communities.
An opportunity for a greener and more sustainable future, fostering an impact.
mission and vision
To be a benchmark in innovative solutions involving water and the efficient use of natural resources
Provide access to clean and sustainable water in areas with scarcity, contributing to the preservation of the environment.
Reducing the water footprint of companies that use water as a resource in their activities is essential to promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility.