Spring water, soft drinks and juices
In the Comoros, bottled water is a daily necessity rather than a convenience, and the weight of the packs makes home delivery genuinely useful.
Spring water comes from a protected underground source and is bottled as it emerges, with no chemical treatment. It differs from natural mineral water, whose mineral content is stable and monitored, and from purified water, which is treated and then remineralised.
The aisle also covers carbonated drinks in cans and family bottles, fruit juices, and cordials to dilute, which work out much cheaper per glass served.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between spring water and mineral water?
- Both come from a protected underground source and are bottled on site. Natural mineral water must additionally show a mineral composition that stays stable over time, which spring water is not required to guarantee.
- Do you deliver water packs to homes in Moroni?
- Yes, packs are delivered to the address given at checkout. That is the main point of this aisle: not having to carry tens of kilos yourself.
- How should an opened soft drink be kept?
- Reseal it straight away and keep the bottle upright and cool. Laid on its side, the contact area with the gas increases and the drink goes flat within hours.
