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Nestle is trying to sell

several of its bottled water brands for $5 billion. Sounds like a lot of money for water, doesn't it?

Now, we all know that water from the tap is free, regardless. Americans have spent billions of dollars

buying bottled water over the last few decades. The daily decision to grab a bottle has added up to big business for Nestle. It's the third largest seller of bottled water over the last few decades. The daily decision to grab a bottle has added up to

big business for Nestle. It's the third largest seller of bottled water in the world. But sales

of plain bottled water have been slowing for the Swiss food conglomerate. 2019 was its worst

sales year in a decade, according to Bloomberg. In October, after at least a year of speculation,

Nestle announced that it's

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