Kahta Water... Doubled Quantities to Markets
Mohammed Al-Duwaishan, Director General of Kazima Company for the Production and Marketing of Scientific Innovations, announced the doubling of the volume of Kazima water available in markets and cooperative societies, as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s water security and meet growing demand.
In a statement to “Al-Rai,” Al-Duwaishan announced the establishment of a hotline to receive requests for water delivery to various areas of Kuwait, emphasizing that “mineral water was the first product launched by the company since its inception, before it expanded its activities by adding eight other products in the food sector.”
He noted that “the company, affiliated with the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR), introduced Kazima water to consumers as the first bottled drinking water sourced from coastal aquifers. It is a premium-quality water produced from renewable sources, treated and desalinated using technologies developed at the institute, embodying the fruit of national innovation and advanced scientific research.” He clarified that “its balanced composition and low sodium content make it an ideal choice for daily consumption and for those seeking pure, high-quality water, thereby supporting a healthy lifestyle.”
Al-Duwaishan pointed out that “the water is produced for the first time from high-purity and high-quality coastal aquifers along Kuwait’s shores, then undergoes advanced treatment and desalination processes relying on the latest scientific technologies. It is managed under the highest quality and control standards by the Research Institute, ensuring pure and safe water that reflects Kuwait’s commitment to excellence in every drop from sustainable sources.”
He stressed that “the project has a strategic dimension that goes beyond commercial aspects, as it serves as a cornerstone of the country’s water security system in emergencies and crises.” He explained that “the coastal aquifer technology protects the source from surface marine pollution, such as oil spills, and its stations can be operated using alternative energy sources like solar power, ensuring continuous production under any circumstances at a lower cost than traditional desalination.”
Al-Duwaishan appreciated the strong support and flexibility shown by the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition in the licensing procedures for this distinctive product, confirming that “the project’s returns will be directed according to an ‘organic growth’ plan to expand the company’s projects and future investments, thereby enhancing the Institute’s financial resources.”
Al-Duwaishan reassured Kuwaiti consumers that “Kazima water undergoes rigorous testing in global and local laboratories daily, offering a model of a national product based on solid scientific foundations that enhance confidence in Kuwaiti competencies and their ability to innovate sustainable solutions for the country’s future.”
He concluded by stating that “the company also possesses a number of products and innovations that serve the energy, construction, petroleum, and its derivatives sectors, as part of diversifying its activities and enhancing its contribution to supporting the national economy.”
Al-Duwaishan announced that the company will receive water delivery requests to various areas of Kuwait via the number 1801044 or the company’s website, Kadhmah.com.kw, emphasizing that water is among the first products launched by the company since its establishment, with continuous commercial supply to the local market, before it expanded its activities by adding other products in the food and water sectors.
Al-Duwaishan indicated that the company is currently completing the necessary licenses to increase the production capacity of its eight food products, which will contribute to supporting Kuwait’s food security system. He noted that the most prominent of these products include eggs, sheep, broiler chickens, fish, shrimp, tissue palm, potato seeds, leafy greens, vegetables, and dairy products.
