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A protected network, built on accountability
Membership is not a logo on a website. Every tier is approved for something specific, answerable for it, and removable from it — which is the only reason the mark on the bottle means anything.
Behind the mark
- MRI, Utah — est.
- 1969
- Countries supplied
- 50+
- Certifications
- GMP · HACCP
- Also certified
- Halal · Kosher
- Certified per
- Production lot
Membership
Four kinds of member, four kinds of approval
Each is approved for one thing and cannot do another’s. That separation is what the certificate rests on.
Principal
Coremin
Supplies concentrate, owns the mark, approves every brand and formulation, holds the batch registry, can recall any lot.
BasisApproves and certifies
Territory
Hospitality partners
Hold a city, buy concentrate, own house brands, sponsor venue registrations, carry the commercial relationship.
BasisAllocated by territory
Production
Bottling units
Hold their own manufacturing licence, produce to the approved formulation and standard operating procedures, are named on the label.
BasisApproved per plant
Brand owner
Hotels & restaurants
Own the brand on the bottle, set the price, run their own offers, sell to the guest. May bottle on their own premises.
BasisRegistered per brand
Accountability
Approval can be withdrawn, and that is the point
A network nobody can be removed from is a mailing list. These are the levers, and they are built into the system rather than into a contract nobody reads.
A brand registration can be suspended
A venue whose registration lapses or is suspended keeps its bottles on the shelf, but the scan stops showing a live mark and no new lot can be produced against it.
A lot can be recalled
Coremin can recall any production lot. Every buyer of record is emailed directly, and the next scan of that lot leads with the recall and suppresses every offer and claim.
An offer can be pulled
A misleading promotion can be suspended immediately without ending the commercial relationship — it is our mark on the bottle and our surface showing it.
In their words
What members say
These three are written examples, not customer quotes. They are here so the layout and the length are right, and they are marked so nobody mistakes them for the real thing. Publishing invented praise attributed to a named person would be a misrepresentation, so they stay flagged until actual quotes arrive with written consent and a named, verifiable source.
The water stopped being something we absorbed and became something we sell. The guest notices it, and the staff have something to say about it.
We were filling to order for commodity brands at commodity margins. This is contracted work at a better value per litre, and we are not the ones chasing it.
The certificate is what closed it. A buyer who had heard every water pitch wanted to know what was actually in the bottle, and we could show them.
Behind the minerals
What the concentrate itself carries
These are certifications held by Mineral Resources International for its mineral products. A certification is a statement about process and provenance, not an endorsement of any finished water.
GMP
Good Manufacturing Practice — the production and quality system the concentrate is made under.
HACCP
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points — the food safety framework applied to the process.
Halal
Certified for Halal requirements.
Kosher
Certified for Kosher requirements.
Coremin Products LLP holds an FSSAI licence for its mineral products in India. A licence is a permission to operate and not an endorsement of any product or claim. Finished water is made and sold by the parties named on its label.
The network
Join it, whichever tier you belong in
Territory, bottling plant or venue — tell us which and where, and we will come back with what applies to you.