Since Maine Springs was founded in 2007 by John Juliano, the company has acquired natural spring rights from the Poland Spring water source to extract as much as 500 gallons per minute and other ...

Poland Spring runs the world's largest water bottling plant in Hollis, Maine. The 838,000-square-foot plant produces about 80 million cases of water every year, according to National Geographic .

In the original lawsuit, plaintiffs alleged that “not one drop” of Poland Spring’s bottled water came from a natural spring, and that the actual Poland Spring in Maine “ran dry” long ...

Poland Spring water was first packaged as a local elixir in the mid-1800s. It bubbled from the ground, and was bottled by the proprietors of a Maine inn. Today, it embodies a different era.

While rejecting some claims in the proposed class action, U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Alker Meyer in New Haven called it an open question whether Poland Spring qualified as spring water under the ...

Poland Spring pumps water from two bore holes on its land near the pond. One is less than half a mile from Fitzgibbons' house. The water is then piped to a loading dock and trucked to bottling ...

2000: Poland Spring Water opens its second bottling facility in Hollis, Maine. 2002: Poland Spring Preservation Park is opened with the fully restored former bottling facility and springhouse as ...

Poland Spring runs the world's largest water bottling plant in Hollis, Maine. The 838,000-square-foot plant produces about 80 million cases of water every year.