ThirstFree is a premium water company committed to delivering high-quality hydration through sustainable, completely plastic-free packaging. We use recyclable aluminum cans and reusable aluminum bottles to offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional bottled water. Our focus on premium design and customization allows us to create beautifully branded cans and bottles tailored for hotels, events, corporate gifting, and general brand promotions. At ThirstFree, we believe sustainability and style should go hand-in-hand, helping our clients make a lasting impression while making a positive impact on the planet.

ThirstFree operates throughout all of Europe, with our regional hub in Dublin, and across all GCC countries, managed from our offices in Dubai. We supply a wide range of partners - including hotels, retailers, restaurants, corporate offices, sporting venues, and events with sustainable hydration solutions tailored to their needs. Our dual operational hubs ensure efficient logistics, regional compliance, and localised customer support.

At ThirstFree, we’re always eager to partner with individuals and organisations who share our commitment to eliminating single-use plastics and promoting sustainable hydration. Whether you’re a hotelier looking to offer eco-friendly alternatives to your guests, a distributor interested in expanding our reach, or an investor seeking to support a growing, impactful brand, there are numerous ways to get involved. We also welcome brand collaborations, allowing you to co-create custom aluminium cans or bottles that align with your values. Additionally, if you're passionate about sustainability, you can help us spread awareness about the environmental benefits of aluminium over plastic. For those interested in any of these opportunities, we invite you to get in touch with our team at info@thirstfree.ie to start the conversation.

Aluminium is the most recycled beverage container in the world, with a global recycling rate of over 71%—far higher than plastic (less than 10% globally) or Glass (36.9%). Aluminium is also infinitely recyclable, meaning it can be reused indefinitely without losing quality. Unlike plastic, which often ends up as waste or microplastics, aluminium supports a closed-loop recycling system. Plus, it chills faster, feels cooler in the hand, and presents a more premium appearance for guests.

We offer high-quality still, sparkling and flavoured water (on request), packaged in 250ml slim, 330ml sleek and 500ml aluminium cans. We also supply 500ml resealable aluminium bottles and paper-based cartons.

Aluminium is one of the most sustainable packaging materials available - significantly more so than plastic and even glass. Unlike plastic, which is often downcycled and can only be recycled a limited number of times, aluminium is infinitely recyclable without any loss of quality. In fact, about 75% of all aluminium ever produced is still in use today. Compared to glass, aluminium is lighter, which means it requires less energy to transport and results in a smaller carbon footprint throughout the supply chain. While glass is also recyclable, it is more fragile, energy-intensive to produce, and often is only ever recycled no more than 5 times. Plastic, by contrast, is the least sustainable of the three. It often ends up in landfills or oceans, breaks down into harmful microplastics contaminating entire eco-systems, and has a low recycling rate globally - under 10% in many regions. By choosing ThirstFree’s aluminium packaging, you're supporting a closed-loop recycling system, reducing your carbon footprint, and helping to eliminate plastic waste from the environment.

Aluminium offer significant health advantages over plastic and even glass packaging, particularly concerning microplastic contamination. Recent studies have uncovered alarming levels of microplastics in human brain tissue. For instance, research published in Nature Medicine found that microplastic concentrations in the brain were 7 to 30 times higher than in the liver or kidneys, with some samples containing up to 0.5% plastic by weight . Another study reported that the average brain sample contained about 7 grams of microplastics - roughly the weight of a plastic spoon. These findings are concerning, as microplastics can cross the blood-brain barrier and accumulate in brain tissue, potentially leading to neurological issues. While glass does not release microplastics, it is heavier and more fragile, posing risks during transport and use. ThirstFree's aluminium cans and bottles are BPA-free and contain no plastic linings, ensuring that the water remains pure and uncontaminated. Aluminium also protects the water from light and oxygen more effectively than glass, preserving taste and quality over time. Choosing aluminium packaging is a safer, cleaner, and more sustainable option for hydration.

As a global brand committed to sustainability, ThirstFree sources its water from trusted regional suppliers in various countries around the world. By partnering with local bottlers and canning facilities, we’re able to minimise transport emissions, significantly reduce our carbon footprint, and ensure that each product is produced as close to its final destination as possible. This localised approach not only supports the environment - it also strengthens local economies by creating jobs and investing in regional infrastructure. Whether it's for general brand promotion in London, sports events in Los Angeles, or hotels in Dubai, our decentralised sourcing model ensures high-quality water with a lower environmental impact.

Yes. Aluminum is 100% recyclable and retains its properties indefinitely, according to the International Aluminium Institute. Recycling aluminum uses 95% less energy than producing new aluminum from raw materials (The Aluminum Association).

Switching from plastic to aluminium reduces carbon emissions, waste, and long-term pollution. Aluminium cans are recycled at over 71% globally (International Aluminium Institute, 2023). Plastic recycling is much lower: less than 10% globally (OECD, 2022). Plastic bottles can take up to 450 years to degrade (WWF). Hotels using aluminium contribute to circular economy goals and cut landfill waste significantly.