Duboka water plant opens in Neresnica near Kucevo – Investment worth RSD 120 million

One year after the purchase of Duboka, the company Andjelkovic Al officially opened the new water plant. According to the owner and the director, Zoran Andjelkovic, he didn't want to commission the plant until it was fully ready.

In the past year, Andjelkovic Al took all the necessary measures for raising the level of efficiency and effectiveness of the Duboka water plant and carried out preparations for successful and safe operations. Andjelkovic Al invested around RSD 120 million in securing top quality equipment and the latest water-filling technology.

Thanks to this investment, three water bottling lines of renowned Italian producers, Procomac, S.I.P.A. and Ferrari, were completed, featuring modern bottling technology.

The capacity of the plant is 8,000 to 15,000 bottles an hour, depending on bottle size. The Duboka mineral water is available in the market in PET packaging of 0.25, 0.33, 0.5, 1.5 and 2 liters, large packages of 6.6 liters and the glass packaging of 0.375 and 0.8 liters. Duboka has a pleasant, specific flavor and may be consumed in unlimited amounts.

The springs are located on the Homolje mountains, in Neresnica, in an ecological environment at the depth of 282 m, and some of them are over 20,000 years old. Thanks to Duboka's top natural physical-chemical and microbiological quality, it is not processed. The plant only carries out preventive processes of UV sterilization and microfiltering.

Duboka is one of the best mineral waters in Serbia. In addition to it natural characteristics, its quality is also down to top food safety standards at the plant – ISO 9001, ISO 22000, ISO 14001 and ISO 18001.

The results of the testing carried out by the Institute for Rehabilitation of Belgrade back in November 1991 showed that his natural mineral water belonged to the category of calcium-hydrocarbonate mineral waters. It doesn't contain high concentrations of elements such as sodium and it features a considerable presence of microelements such as essential elements which raise the water's quality.

This makes its mineral composition unique in the Serbian market. It contributes to good health and improved body functions.

According to Zoran Andjelkovic, the price is affordable to all consumer categories. The business plan includes the marketing of the water in the local and the foreign markets in the upcoming period. Agreements have already been signed with some foreign companies, and negotiations with new purchasers are in progress. The factory currently has 10 workers and its is expected that at least 20 people will be employed next year.

Anđelković al d.o.o. Vinča

Institut za rehabilitaciju Beograd

Fabrika Mineralna voda d.o.o. Beograd

Duboka water

Neresnica

Zoran Andjelkovic

Duboka water plant

water bottling

plastic bottles

glass bottles

calcium hydrocarbonate mineral waters

sodium

export of water from Serbia

water quality

Procomac

S I P A

Ferrari