Hungary: Mineral water or tap water?

Published 2022년 1월 5일

Tridge summary

Consumption of mineral water in Hungary has risen after a decline in 2020, with the country ranking 13th in the world in per capita consumption in 2020 at 118 liters. Despite having good quality tap water, old buildings and pipes can affect its quality. Experts stress that the choice between tap and mineral water is secondary to the importance of hydration and avoiding sugary or artificial drinks. They also recommend testing tap water for quality and switching varieties of mineral water, especially for those on low-sodium diets.
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Original content

After the decline in 2020, the consumption of mineral waters in Hungary started to increase again, despite the fact that in international comparison we drink a lot of mineral water anyway. Tap water is very good in the country, but an outdated pipeline in an old building can ruin it… Water is the most ideal way to replenish the human body, although it has no taste or calorie content. The main reason for this is that we use something other than water to replenish fluids, such as fruit juices at best, and sugary or artificial drinks at worst, which are tasteless but have little physiological benefit. We consume a lot of mineral water and consumption continues to grow In Hungary, in international comparison, we consume a lot of mineral water. According to the data of the International Bottled Water Association: in 2020, the per capita consumption of bottled water in Hungary was 118 liters, which puts Hungary in the 13th place in the list of countries according to the per capita data. ...

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