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Verified EMAS Statement 16 March 2012CE RosserEMAS VerifierHighland Spring LtdOchils Site Environmental Statement 2011Table of Contents1. Purpose Scope32. Context32.1 Highland Spring Background32.2 Highland Spring Operation32.3 Organic Accreditation43. Environmental Policy53.1 Environmental Policy Statement53.1Policy Statement54. Description of EMS64.1 Significant Environmental Aspects and Impacts64.1.1 Catchment area boreholes64.1.2 Purchase of raw materials and services74.1.3 Packaging the product74.1.4 Admin74.1.5 Distribution84.1.6 Disposal84.1.7 General to the entire Site95. Targets and Objectives106. Further Information136.1 Validation Statement136.2Contact Information131. Purpose ScopeThis document is Highland Spring Ltd’s seventh annual Environmental Statement and presents its performance for the period January to December 2011 at the Ochils site in Blackford.This environmental statement is part of Highland Spring’s overall commitment to ensure that the impacts from all of our activities are fully understood and minimised.2. Context2.1 Highland Spring BackgroundHighland Spring was established in 1979 and commenced trading in April 1981. The group bottles Natural Mineral Water, Spring Water and Bottled Drinking Water, in accordance with Scottish Statutory Instrument 2007 No. 435 “The Natural Mineral Water, Spring Water and Bottled Drinking Water Regulations (Scotland) Regulations 2007” (and subsequent amendments) which implement the European Directive 80/777/EEC and its modifying Directives 96/70/EC and 2003/40/EC as well as Council Directive 98/83/EC.The company is based in the village of Blackford, Perthshire, on the edge of the A9 approximately twelve miles from Stirling and twenty from Perth.Highland Spring has two bottling sites in Blackford: the main Highland Spring site with extensive warehouse space and the Gleneagles site (acquired in April 2001), which produces its own stylish Gleneagles brand and “Water Media” products. This EMAS statement cove