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FOOD CONTROL ADMINISTRATION UNIT, No.26, Sri Sangaraja FOOD CONTROL ADMINISTRATION UNIT, No.26, Sri Sangaraja Mawatha, Colombo 10 List of bottled water manufactures and their brand names with valid registration.Revised on 01/08/2020 S. Registra Name and Address of the District & MOH area Contact Water Brand Name of Date of Remarks No tion Manufacturing Plant Telephone No Source the Product Registration Number or Renewal CFA/BW Galaboda Water (Pvt) Ltd, Kandy, Pasbage 054-4459283 Deep Tube “Galaboda” 2018.01.29 Valid up to 1. /01/201 191/ A, Dekinda Rd, (Nawalapitiya) Well 2021.01.28 8-01 Nawalapitiya CFA/BW American Water Systems (Pvt) Colombo, Homagama 011-4522800 Deep Tube “American” 2020.02.17 valid up to /07/201 Ltd, 011-4441500 Well 2020.08.16 2. 9/08 243/2, Ambulgama, Aritigala, 399, Jaltara, Hanwella Ranala CFA/BW American Premium Water Colombo, Homagama 011-4522800 Deep Tube “American 2019.02.23 valid up to /06/201 Systems (Pvt) Ltd, 011-4441500 Well Premium” 2020.08.22 9-01 243/2A, Ambulgama, Aritigala, Lot X, 3. Hanwella Lumbini Estate, Ranala CFA/BW Scan Product Manufacturing Kalutara, Horana 0115573571 Deep Tube “Scan” 2017.10.17 Valid up to /08/201 (Pvt) Ltd, Rathnapura Road, 0112423554 Well 2020.10.16 4. 4 7-10 Munagama, Horana. CFA/BW Sprout (Pvt) Ltd Kandy Medadumbara 0117842777 Spring “sprout” 2020.06.08 2023.06.08 /009/20 Aguruwella 5. 20-06 Estate,Medamahanuwara. Hunnasgiriya. CFA/BW Blue Water Manufacturers Colombo, Hanwella 0773473359 Deep Tube “Blue Water” 2018.08.28 Valid up to /10/201 (Pvt) Ltd, Well 2021.08.27 6. 8-08 Ferriby Estate, Nagawatta, Hewayinna CFA/BW Kevin Perera & Company (Pvt) Puttalam Natthandiya 0312252442 Deep Tube “Beema” 2019.03.05 Valid up to 7. /12/201 Ltd.Ihala katuneriya Well 1 9-03 Katuneriya. 2021.03.04 CFA/BW M.M.Wikramapala Galle, Akmeemana 0912223442 Deep Tube “Deep Rock” 2018.08.17 Valid up to 8. /14/201 No.217 C, Annuggoda watta, Well 2021.08.16 8/08 Ganegoda, Akmeemana CFA/BW Water Mart (Pvt) Ltd Colombo, Padukka 0777672994 Dug Well “Pro Life” 2019.12.08 Valid up to 9. /15/201 Udagama , Bope, Padukka 2022.12.07 9-12 CFA/BW MGMR Bevarages (Pvt) Ltd Kalutara, Horana. 0112889444 Deep Tube “Sogo” 2016.07.07 Valid up to /17/201 No 11/7Dharmapala Mawatha Well 2019.07.06 10. 6-07 Beddagana Pita Kotte. CFA/BW Speed Water System (Pvt) Ltd, Colombo, Padukka 0777760940 Deep Tube “Speed” 2019.10.31 Valid up to /18/201 47/A, Hanwella Road, Well 2022.10.30 11. 9 6-08 Galagedara, Padukka. CFA/BW Access Natural Water (Pvt) Ltd, Colombo, Padukka 0722420420 Tube Well “Aqua Fresh” 2017.09.25 Valid up to 12. /19/201 6th Mile Post, Udagama, 2020.09.24 7-09 Padukka CFA/BW Mount Spring Water (PVT) Ltd Gampaha 012905962 Spring “Mount 2019.11.05 Valid up to /021/20 No 24 Kandy Road Daiugama Dompe Spring” 2020.11.04 13. 16-10 Kalaniya. CFA/BW Clear Water Systems (Pvt) Ltd, Gampaha, Minuwangoda 0777740420 Deep Tube “Clear” 2018.02.01 valid up to 14. 1/22/201 219, Talagahawatta Estate, 0777585058 Well 2021.01.31 18 -02 Praja Mw, Pedipola, Udugampola. CFA/BW Saji’s Watawala Spring Water Nuwaraeliya Abegamuwa 0114949500 Deep Tube “Nelu” 2019.10.02 Valid up to /23/201 (Pvt) Ltd, 0512237226 Well 15. 9-10 No 58, Rajamaha vihara, Road 2022.10.01 Nawinna. CFA/BW Acme Water System (Pvt) Ltd, Kurunegala, Pannala 0312298049 Dug Well “Nilsa Fresh” 2019.01.23 Valid up to 16. /26/201 Idiminna Estate, Daraluwa 0372245099 2022.01.22 9-01 (NWP) 0777317916 2 CFA/BW Pearl Marketing Bottled Ratnapura, Elapatha 0717398762 Dug Well “Pearl” 2018.10.09 Valid up to /27/201 Drinking Water 2021.10.08 17. 8-10 Niriella, Udaniriella, Rathnapura CFA/BW Randiya Natural Water (Pvt) Ltd Kegalle, Ruwanwella 0773444488 Dug Well “Lanka 2018.05.30. Valid uo to /28/201 Galpallahena Mawarella Primium” 2021.05.29 18. 2-10 Amithirigala South Ruwanwella. CFA/BW Dual Link International(Pvt) Matara, Kamburupitiya 0714772661 Deep Tube “Fern” 2019.04.30 Valid up to 19. /33/ Ltd,104, Narandeniya, Well 2022.04.29 2019-04 Kamburupitiya CFA/BW Orzone Mineral Water Exports Badulla, Haliela 0777840343 Deep Tube “ Orzone ” 2019.10.09 Valid upto /40/201 (Pvt) Ltd, Well 2022.10.09 9-10 No. 386/4B, 1st Lane,“Joy 20. Gardens”,Badulla Road, Hali-ela CFA/BW Alka Drinking Water Arakagoda Kalutara, Millaniya 0779070667 Dug Well “Captain” 2018.07.18 Valid up to 21. /43/201 Millaniya. 2021.07.17 6-10 CFA/BW Opan spring Company Gampaha, Dompe 0777222472 Dug well “Opan Spring” 2020.02.11 Valid up to 22. /45/202 No 156/1 Horagolla 2023.02.11 0-02 Mandawala CFA/BW Opan Spring Company Gampaha,Dompe 0112925027 Dug well “Smak” 2017.02.14 2nd Brand of /46/201 No 156/1 Horagolla Opan Spring 23. 7-02 Mandawala. Valid up to 2020.01.23 CFA/BW Rainbow Aqua Laboratories Colombo, Padukka 0729944125 Deep Tube “Rainbow” 2019.12.02 Valid up to /50/201 (Pvt) Ltd Well 2022.12.01 24. 9-12 313A, Ingiriya Road, Angampitiya, Padukka. CFA/BW Aitken Spence Exports (Pvt) Nuwaraeliya, Nuwaraeliya, 0773762106 Deep Tube “Hethersett” 2018.07.11 Valid up to 25. /59/201 Ltd Well 2021.07.10 8-07 Hethersett Estate 3 Kandapola Nuwaraeliya CFA/BW Osil Spring Waters (Pvt) Ltd Kegalle, Yatiyanthota 0365671606 Spring “Osil” 2017.09.25 Valid up to 26. /60/201 Handunella, Mahabage, 2020.09.24 7-09 Kithulgala CFA/BW Express Water Systems (Pvt.) Kalutara, Madurawala 0115656559 Dug Well “Express” 2017.02.28 Valid up to /62/201 Ltd, Belflose Estate, 2020.02.27 27. 7-02 Kenanthudawa, Halthota. CFA/BW Blue Water Premier (Pvt) Ltd, Colombo, Hanwella 0364923335 Spring Boxl “Premier” 2018.09.05 Valid up to 28. 3/64/201 SirisandaEstate, Puwakpitiya, 0112796065 2021.09. 04 38 -09 Awissawella. CFA/Bw Alna Water System (Pvt) Ltd Gampaha Gampaha 0332258188 Deep Tube “Alna” 2017.12.19 Valid up to /65/ 2/202 Araliyagahamulla 0332256166 Well 2020.12.18 29. 2017-12 Junction Ambaraluwa North Weliweriya. CFA/BW Malwana Spring (Pvt) Ltd Gampaha, Dompe 0112959595 Deep Tube “Frosty” 2020.03.05 Valid up to 30. /67/202 215 C, Yaburaliya, Well 2023.03.02 0-03 Malwana CFA/BW Wijerathna Food Product (Pvt) Gampaha, Seeduwa 0777655984 Deep Tube “Sanjo” 2018.04.10 Valid up to /69/201 Ltd, 198, Air Port Road, Well 2021.04.09 31. 8-04 Peelawaththa, Andiambalama CFA/BW Nikado Mineral Water Gampaha, Mahara 0112926040 Deep Tube “Nikado” 2017.03.27 Valid up to 32. /70/201 Company No 647 Bandara 0112925351 Well 2020.03.26 7-03 Wattha Kadawatha. CFA/BW Shan Mineral Water (Pvt) Ltd Nuwaraeliya, Maskeliya. 0514932090 Deep tube “Unifild” 2019.01.02 Valid up to /72/201 No 32 Gawarawila Land 0777049313 Well 2022.01.01 33. 9-01 Maskeliya Road Nissanka Uyana. CFA/BW Alka Drinking Water Kalutara, Madurawala 0779070667 Dug well “Alka” 2018.07.18 Valid up /73/201 Arakagoda, 2021.07.17 34. 8-07 Millaniya 4 CFA/BW Green Leaf Ceylon Kandy, Doluwa 0814934748 Shallow “The One” 2020.02.28 Valid up to 35. /74/202 Cool Green, Nikula Estate Tube Well 2023.02.27 0-02 Nillamba Galaha. CFA/BW Living Spring (Pvt) Ltd Kandy, Galaha 081224215 Spring “Living Spring” 2017.07.05 Valid up to 36. /76/201 Bellwood Estate Palugama 0776571721 2020.07.04 7-07 Galatha. CFA/BW H.H.Asantha Indrajith Kandy, Galaha Deep Tube “Nillamba” 2020.06.23 2023.02.27 37. /78/201 Green Leaf,Cool Green. Nikula Well 7-07 Estate.Galaha CFA/BW Nero Enterprise, Gampaha, Minuwangoda 0779391909 Deep Tube “Niro” 2017.08.30 Valid up to 38. /79/201 64/A2, Unnaruwa well 2020.08.29 7-09 Minuwangoda CFA/BW/080Brookside(Private)Ltd Kandy 0722898780 Dug Well “ Brookside” 2017.06.07 Valid Up up to 39. /2017-06 Brookside Estate Pathadumbera 0774495832 2020.06.06 Elkaduwa Road Wattegama. CFA/B Natura water (Pvt) Ltd Gampaha, Dompe 0115623996 Tube Well “Cool Life” 2017.12.19 Valid up to W/81 Polgaslanda Road Punchi 2020.12.18 40. /2017- Mandawala 12 Mandawala. CFA/B Nature Fresh Beverages Kandy Deltota. 0112231398 Tube Well “Nature 2019.10.11 Valid up to W/88 International (Pvt) Ltd 0768281069 Fresh” 2022.10.10 41. /2019- No 07 Pattiyagama Estate 0768281070 10 Deltota Kandy. CFA/B Mrs.R.B.S.D. Abewardana BadullaSoranathota 0552231177 Deep Tube “Blue Imosh” 2019.02.15 Valid upto W/90/2 Dunhinda Mineral Water Well 2022.02.14 42. 019-02 Company Rideepana Estate, Rideepana Badulla CFA/B Dumbara Food KalutaraIngiriya 0344935428 Deep Tube “Dumbara” 2019.01.14 Valid up to W/92/2 Manufacturers 0777726315 Well 2020.01..13 43. 019-01 No 261, Manana Poruwadanda CFA/B J.M.C.T.Jayasundara Kurunegala Kurunegala 0773073007 Deep Tube “Cold” 2018.03.23 valid up to 44. W/93/2 No64/2Araliya Uyana 0372238080 Well 2021.03.22 5 018-03 Muththettugala Kurunegala CFA/BW Sprinco (Pvt) Ltd, Colombo, Ingiriya 0777379315 Dug Well “Sprinco” 2017.07.11 Valid up to 45. /95/201 Godaporahena, Kandanpitiya, 2020.07.10 7-07 Bope, CFA/BW Mount Glory (Pvt) Ltd Kandy Medadumbara 0812223614 Spring “Any Time” 2019.02.22 Valid up to 46. /100/20 Delpatanoya Estate 0727223614 2022.02.21 19-02 Medamahanuwara. 0716492535 CFA/BW Sisilasa Bottled Drinking Water Kurunegala, Mallawapitiya 0714394577 Deep Tube “Supan” 2019.10.01 Valid up to /102/20 Company Well 47. 2022.09.30 19-10 Ranawana" Thorayaya CFA/BW Pussethanna wattha Kandy Doluwa 0777843935 Duge Well “Blue Ice” 2019.08.29 Valid up to /104/20 Z 100 0714455772 2022.08.28 48.
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