Sant'Anna di Vinadio water

Sant'Anna is one of Italy's leading mineral water brands, known for its high-altitude springs in the Maritime Alps. The water is sourced from two specific springs—Rebruant and Vinadio—located in the municipality of Vinadio, in the province of Cuneo. Established in 1996 by the Bertone family, the brand has remained independent and family-owned, standing out in an industry often dominated by multinational conglomerates.

The production facility in Vinadio is recognized as a model of technological innovation and sustainability. It utilizes advanced automation, including a fleet of over 40 laser-guided robots for logistics, and has been a pioneer in eco-friendly packaging with the introduction of the 'Bio Bottle'—a biodegradable and compostable water bottle. In late 2024, the company demonstrated its market strength by acquiring the French brand Eau Neuve, further expanding its footprint in Europe while maintaining its core Italian identity and management under founder Alberto Bertone.