monti
bottled mineral water
The natural mineral water of Monti rises to a surface from a depth of 200 meters in the Káli-medence in the picturesque Balaton-felvidéken. At our manufactory in Monostorapáti, the mineral water is bottled intact in a 19-liter balloon. Montivíz does not contain heavy metals, low in natrium, meanwhile rich in useful minerals.
monti
water dispensers
Take a look at our range of mineral water dispensers. We are able to satisfy any need, from small offices of only 3-4 people to factories employing several thousand workers.
monti
accessories
Take a look at some of our accessories. These products make it more comfortable for you to enjoy our products.
monti
point-of-use water dispensers
In case storing bottles or carrying them around at your site seem to cause problems for you, but you would still like your colleagues to enjoy the advantages offered by a water dispenser, a point-of-use water dispensers is just the right solution for you.
monti
coffee
Choose your coffee from our range harvested in Central America and roasted in Sicily. We are confident you will find a product that suits your exquisite taste.
the lifeblood
Magazine
The world's most unusual water formations
The greatest wonder of our earth is water, because it is synonymous with life. If there was no water on our planet, there would be no life. Its physiological importance could be discussed endlessly, but now we will not focus on it, but rather on its beauty or specialness. We brought five specialties from around the world, where water is the attraction.
How to spot stress at work
The blurring of the line between private life and work, and the constant availability under duress, contributed a lot to these devastating statistics. Because these factors are present as a significant stress factor in the individual's life, which is one of the most common causes of burnout, which is supported by numerous surveys:
World Tea Day
After water, tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world. However, most of us don't think about what's behind the bubbling cup. A significant number of tea plantation workers are exploited, as is the farmland where the plant is grown. The UN wants to draw the world's attention to this with World Tea Day.