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Supervision targets water sources as consumers shift to packaged options
Many water filling stations in Jeddah have stopped filling bottles at points of sale and are now only selling factory-prepackaged bottles. This comes amid growing calls to tighten oversight and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. The move follows the Ministry of Commerce’s closure of 12 illegal factories for violating safety standards and tampering with water sources. These violations include using water of unknown origin, exploiting the public water network, filling water bottles improperly, and failing to issue tax invoices. These changes have impacted consumer trust, as many prefer factory-sealed bottles to guarantee safety and water quality. Continuous monitoring by relevant authorities is necessary to ensure full adherence to all health standards.
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