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No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water

No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water is a bottled mineral water brand name; no verifiable brand evidence was supplied.

Last updated October 14, 2026

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Overview

No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water appears to be a bottled mineral water brand associated with Royal Deeside in Scotland. However, the evidence supplied for this dossier does not contain any information about this brand: the single source provided is a Chinese-language sports news article about Sergio Ramos and a bid for shares in the Sevilla football club, which is entirely unrelated to any mineral water brand. Because no official-site, Wikipedia, or other brand-sense evidence was supplied, this entry cannot be written as a substantive brand dossier without fabricating facts. The name suggests a product brand in the packaged water category, but founding details, ownership, headquarters, products, and market positioning cannot be confirmed from the available material. This entry is therefore flagged for review and should be re-enriched once genuine brand sources (official website, company registry, or Wikipedia brand page) are available.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Waitrose recalls No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water over glass fragment fears

    In early 2026, Waitrose recalled certain 750ml bottles of No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water, including a sparkling version of the product, after the Food Standards Agency warned that the bottles might contain glass fragments upon opening and that these could cause injury. Customers were advised not to drink the affected products and to return them to a Waitrose store, where a full refund would be given. The recall applied to the affected 750ml bottles of the still and sparkling water.

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Recent events

  • Waitrose recalls No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water over glass fragment fears[2]

    Reported:

    Waitrose recalled certain 750ml bottles of No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water and its sparkling version after the Food Standards Agency warned they may contain glass fragments upon opening and could cause injury. Customers were advised not to drink the affected products and to return them to a Waitrose store for a full refund.

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