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Hydro Flask, water bottle and Perfect Travel Essential

Hydro Flask is dropping a mini-sized water bottle that’s small enough to fit in your pocket: Here’s when you can grab it

Hydro Flask's new Micro Hydro has a mini size but is packed with big water bottle features to keep your drink hot or cold for hours. Here's when to grab this pocket-sized drop.

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This $20 Pocked-Size Mini Water Bottle Is a Perfect Travel Essential

This new release is the smallest and most affordable Hydro Flask bottle yet. The adorable 6.7-ounce vessel was inspired by Japanese micro minimalism and sits easily in the palm of

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Hydro Flask’s brand new Micro Hydro water bottle is pocket-sized perfection

Over the last few years hydration has gotten big. That doesn’t mean popular — it mean water bottles and tumblers are physically larger than they’ve ever been thanks to Stanley, #WaterTok, and the Owala craze.

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Coca-Cola may use more plastic bottles to offset Trump’s aluminum tariff

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey suggested using more PET plastic bottles if needed to offset President Donald Trump’s 25 percent ...

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Staci BUY$ CAN$ opens Monday in Mason City

Staci BUY$ CAN$ will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week to ensure it is accessible to ...

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Coca-Cola says it may use more plastic bottles if Trump tariffs on aluminum take effect

President Trump's tariffs on aluminum could make Coca-Cola more expensive. Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said the company imports aluminum for its cans from Canada, and is looking for ways to mitigate ...

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Best Filtered Water Bottles of 2025

A filtered water bottle can also remove contaminants like lead, arsenic and pesticides. We've rigorously tested and identified the best filtered water bottles to ensure that they meet your needs ...

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Website helps you find places in Iowa to collect your bottle and can deposits

The group which represents Iowa’s non-alcoholic beverage producers, bottlers, and distributors has launched a website called empties.org to help you locate a place to take back your cans and bottles.

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