The Poprad River in Muszyna, with forested hills and buildings on the bank
Source protection

Guardians of the source

Our intake facilities are located within the Poprad Landscape Park: one of the most precious protected areas in Poland. The water we bottle holds the legal status of a mined mineral.

up to 200
Meters of depth
1951
Year of establishment
Poprad Landscape Park

A natural shield protecting our springs

The Poprad Landscape Park acts as a natural shield for our water sources. Strict environmental restrictions apply within its borders. Every single investment requires a rigorous, multi-stage environmental procedure.

We did not choose this location by chance. Its geological structure determines the unique mineral composition of our water. Every drop percolates through deep rock layers for decades before reaching our wells at depths of up to 200 meters.

Beech forest with blooming wild garlic in Poprad Landscape Park
Aerial view of meadows, forests and the valley above Majdan in Muszyna © Konrad Rogoziński
Mining Facility

Rigor at every stage

Muszynianka operates its own mining facility. It is strictly supervised by the District Mining Office in Kraków, the State Mining Authority in Katowice, and the Marshal of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

Every intake undergoes a multi-stage process: hydrogeological documentation → environmental decision → concession → mining usage agreement → Operation Plan. Extraction can only commence once every single document is fully secured.

Exploitation limits (in m³/h) are strictly defined for each intake and cannot be exceeded. Certified water meters are installed at all intake points to ensure absolute compliance.

Monitoring and security

~600
quality tests daily
Daily physicochemical and microbiological testing of the final product.

Protection zones

Every intake features a fenced, locked direct protection zone. Outlets are secured with airtight wellheads.

Continuous quality monitoring

Real-time tracking of extraction parameters. Rigorous physicochemical and microbiological testing of every batch of water.

State supervision

External controls are conducted by the District Mining Office in Kraków, the State Mining Authority in Katowice, the Marshal of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Polish Waters (PGW Wody Polskie), and the State Sanitary Inspection. The composition assessment is validated by the National Institute of Public Health (PZH-PIB).

Aerial view of Muszynianka's photovoltaic installation
Green energy

Energy from light

We actively minimize our carbon footprint by investing in our own photovoltaic installations to power our production lines. The solar farm was executed by Sol-Cam.

950 kW
Installation capacity
7
Locations powered by photovoltaics
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