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Choose your mineral program
The same Great Salt Lake concentrate, dosed three ways. What changes is the mineral load, the mouthfeel and the cost per bottle — so a café and a tasting room are not forced onto the same water.
Mineral cost per bottle
- CoreMin Select
- ₹5
- CoreMin Signature
- ₹8
- CoreMin Reserve
- ₹12
- Concentrate to bottles
- 1 L ≈ 1,000
Minerals only — excludes bottle, cap, label, filling, freight and taxes.
CoreMin
Select
Casual dining, cafés, QSR
- ✓Balanced trace mineral dosage
- ✓Clean, neutral profile at volume
- ✓PET, 500 ml and 1 L
- ✓Per-lot certificate
- ✓Scannable code on every bottle
CoreMin
Signature
Premium restaurants
- ✓Higher dosage, fuller mouthfeel
- ✓Profile tuned to the menu
- ✓PET or glass
- ✓Per-lot certificate
- ✓Scannable code on every bottle
- ✓Low-sodium option available
CoreMin
Reserve
Luxury restaurants, high-end concepts
- ✓Highest trace mineral dosage
- ✓Bespoke profile, developed per property
- ✓Glass as standard
- ✓Per-lot certificate
- ✓Scannable code on every bottle
- ✓Sommelier-facing mineral notes
| What the ₹5–₹12 covers | In the figure? | Who sets it |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral concentrate, per bottle | Yes | Coremin, by programme and volume |
| The bottle, cap and closure | No | Your packaging supplier |
| The label and its artwork | No | You, once the brand is approved |
| Filling and the production run | No | The bottling unit |
| Freight and storage | No | Your partner, or you |
| GST and other taxes | No | Statutory |
| Partner margin per bottle | No | The hospitality partner |
| What the guest pays | No | The venue |
Read the figure for what it is. ₹5–₹12 is the mineral input cost per bottle and nothing else — not a landed cost, not a wholesale price, not a margin. A landed cost is quoted per territory and per volume, because the bottle, the filling and the freight all move with both.
Every figure on this site is illustrative arithmetic on stated assumptions, never a projection of earnings and never a guarantee of return. What a venue charges its guest is the venue’s own decision; it owns the brand and makes the sale.
Behind the programs
The mineral complexes
A programme is a dosage of one of these. They are the same products Coremin supplies into packaged water and beverage manufacturing worldwide, which is why the profiles are already documented.
Hospitality
Complex 30
The Source to Glass complex. Built for in-property bottling, where the input is the property’s own treated water.
Hospitality
Complex 45
Low-sodium. For properties serving guests who are watching intake, and for menus where sodium would interfere.
Packaged water
Complex 10
The entry remineralisation complex for packaged drinking water, dosed into RO output.
Packaged water
Complex 23
A fuller profile for packaged water brands that want the mineral content to be the product story.
Arithmetic
Your margin, on your own numbers
Move the three sliders. This is multiplication on assumptions you choose, not a forecast and not a promise of earnings.
Gross margin, per month
Per year
₹1.8 crore
Bottles per year
18,25,000
Gross margin only. It excludes your cost of sales, delivery, storage, breakage, credit losses, staff, taxes and anything else it costs you to run a territory. It assumes every signed venue orders every day of the month. Treat it as the ceiling of the arithmetic, not as a projection of earnings.
Composition
Naturally rich in trace minerals
Drawn from the Great Salt Lake, not blended from manufactured salts. The figures below are illustrative of a Signature dosage per litre; the actual values for any lot come from that lot’s own approved formulation and its laboratory report.
70+ trace elements
The concentrate carries the full spectrum the lake does, not a short list of the cheap ones.
1 L ≈ 1,000 bottles
A litre of concentrate doses roughly a thousand 500 ml bottles, which is what keeps the per-bottle mineral cost where it is.
Consistent per lot
Dosage is recorded per production run and frozen, so the bottle in a guest’s hand matches the numbers on their screen.
What this water is, precisely. It is packaged drinking water, remineralised with Great Salt Lake concentrate. It is not “natural mineral water”, which is a separate and strictly defined regulatory category, and it is not labelled as such. Nothing on this page is a medical or health claim.
Programs
Not sure which programme fits?
Tell us the kind of venues you serve and the volume you expect. We will tell you which dosage makes sense and what it costs landed.