Founded in Maine in 1845, Poland Spring provides nearly 800 jobs to people from 125 communities statewide. Even in tough economic times, Poland Spring continues to invest $100 million annually in Maine people and Maine jobs.
Today, we still bottle water in Poland Spring, and we opened our second bottling facility in Hollis in 2000. Our third bottling plant opened in Kingfield in 2008. In addition to our bottling plants, spring water sources are located in Fryeburg, Poland, Dallas Plantation, Pierce Pond Township and St. Albans. A spring source has also received permits in the town of Denmark. Maine’s abundant, renewable groundwater resources are carefully monitored and regulated for long-term sustainability.
Poland Spring is committed to doing our part to make Maine a better place to live and work through our community involvement, engagement and environmental stewardship. Poland Spring listens carefully to local citizens, community organizations and businesses to minimize the impact of our operations in ways that are important to our neighbors, while maximizing the benefits to local communities.
For more information about potential new sources we are considering, please visit:
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Wells Water District Site at Sanford and Wells
For additional information, please visit:
Poland Spring
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