Fiji Natural Artesian Water 500mL — 60-Case Pallet, 1,440 Bottles
⚡ Quick Answer
Fiji Natural Artesian Spring Water 500ml is bottled directly from a natural artesian aquifer on Viti Levu, Fiji, filtered through volcanic rock and naturally enriched with silica for a soft, clean taste.,440 square 500mL bottles (60 cases x 24) with ambient shelf-stable storage and no refrigeration required. Hotels, banquet kitchens, event concessions, and wholesale distributors use it for in-room dining, buffet service, and premium resale. ChickenPieces.com ships Fiji water Canada-wide from Calgary.
By the Numbers
- Servings per case: ≈2 (250 mL glass)
- Shipping: Ships Canada-wide from our Calgary warehouse; orders $199+ ship free
- Canadian stock: Sold in CAD from Canadian inventory — no cross-border duty or brokerage on delivery
⚡ Quick Answer
Fiji Natural Artesian Spring Water 500mL, 24 bottles/case × 60 cases = 1,440 bottles per pallet. The iconic square bottle and natural silica-enriched profile — delivered pallet freight Canada-wide.
1,440
Bottles per pallet
(24/case × 60 cases)
(24/case × 60 cases)
Full pallet price
60 cases total
60 cases total
Fiji Water is sourced from a natural artesian aquifer on Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands, filtered through layers of volcanic rock before ever touching human hands. The result is a naturally silica-enriched water with a soft, clean taste that has made it the premium bottled water of choice across luxury hospitality for decades. The iconic square bottle with its pastel label is instantly recognizable — it signals premium positioning to guests and patrons the moment it appears on a table, in a gift bag, or at an event.
The 1,440-bottle pallet represents a substantial supply for sustained hospitality operations, with ambient shelf-stable storage requiring no special handling.
Pallet Advantage
- The Fiji brand commands premium pricing that generic bottled water cannot match in luxury settings
- 1,440 bottles provides multi-month supply for hotel, resort, and recurring event operations
- Ambient shelf-stable — no refrigeration required for warehouse storage, no cold-chain freight
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Amani's Take · Bulk Procurement Lead @ ChickenPieces
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Fiji natural artesian water good?
Yes, Fiji Natural Artesian Water is widely regarded as a premium drinking water because of its source and mineral profile. It comes from an artesian aquifer on Viti Levu in Fiji, filtered naturally through volcanic rock, which gives it a soft, clean taste with naturally occurring silica. For hotels, banquet kitchens, and event operators, that consistent taste and the recognizable square bottle make it an easy choice for in-room dining and premium beverage service. It's shelf-stable at ambient temperature, so you don't need cold-chain storage in the warehouse.
What is fiji natural artesian water?
Fiji Natural Artesian Water is bottled water drawn from a natural artesian aquifer in the Fiji Islands and packaged in the iconic 500mL square bottle with the pastel label. It is not purified municipal water; it comes from rainfall that filters through volcanic rock over years before it's collected. This pallet format holds 60 cases of 24 bottles, giving you 1,440 units for hospitality, resale, or large-venue service. The water is naturally enriched with silica and has a neutral, soft taste that works across breakfast, banquet, and event service.
Where does fiji natural artesian water come from?
Fiji Natural Artesian Water comes from a natural artesian aquifer on the island of Viti Levu in the Fiji Islands. The water is filtered through layers of volcanic rock, which is where it picks up its naturally occurring silica and its soft, clean taste. Because the source is a protected artesian aquifer, the water is consistent bottle to bottle, which matters when you're serving the same product across hotel rooms, banquet tables, and event stations. This pallet ships from Calgary and is stored ambient, so origin and handling stay consistent through the supply chain.
How much does a 24-pack of FIJI Water cost?
Pricing for a 24-pack of Fiji Water varies by retailer, region, and buying single cases or a full pallet. This listing is for the 60-case pallet (1,440 bottles), which is the format most hospitality and wholesale buyers use because it delivers the lowest per-bottle cost and the most predictable supply. If you only need a small quantity, the 24-bottle case is available separately. For current pallet pricing and freight to your facility, contact ChickenPieces.com directly.
Is artesian spring water safe to drink?
Yes, artesian spring water is safe to drink. Artesian water comes from a confined aquifer under pressure, which naturally protects it from surface contamination, and Fiji water is bottled at the source under food-safety standards. Health Canada regulates bottled water under the same food safety framework as other packaged foods, so commercially bottled artesian water sold in Canada meets federal requirements. For hospital, school, and event procurement, you can treat this pallet as a shelf-stable beverage with no special handling beyond ambient storage.
Is fiji artesian water spring water?
Yes, Fiji water is a natural artesian spring water. The distinction is that artesian water comes from a confined aquifer where the water is under pressure, while ordinary spring water flows naturally to the surface from an underground source. In Fiji's case, the water is drawn from a protected artesian aquifer on Viti Levu and filtered through volcanic rock, which adds natural silica. For buyers, that means you're getting a spring water with a documented source and a consistent mineral profile, which is the kind of detail that supports premium positioning in hotels and event service.
What is artesian water vs spring water?
Artesian water comes from a confined aquifer where natural pressure pushes the water up, while spring water is any water that flows naturally from an underground source to the surface. Both are groundwater, but artesian aquifers are typically deeper and more protected from surface contaminants. Fiji artesian water is drawn from a volcanic aquifer in Fiji and filtered through rock, giving it naturally occurring silica. That's different from purified water, which is treated municipal water, and different from mineral water, which has added or regulated mineral content. For hospitality buyers, the artesian label signals a protected, consistent source.
What are the case dimensions and pallet configuration for the Fiji 500ml pallet?
Each case contains 24 x 500mL square bottles, and the pallet holds 60 cases for a total of 1,440 bottles. The bottles are the standard Fiji 500mL square PET format, which stacks efficiently and reduces dead space in coolers and on shelves. Pallet dimensions and stacking height vary slightly by freight configuration, so confirm the exact pallet footprint with ChickenPieces.com when you book delivery to your warehouse.
What is the best-before shelf life for Fiji artesian water in storage and on shelves?
Fiji Natural Artesian Water is shelf-stable and carries a best-before date printed on the bottle or case, typically well over a year from production when stored in ambient, dry conditions away from direct sunlight. Because the water is bottled at the source and sealed, you don't need refrigeration in the warehouse or on the retail shelf. For high-velocity accounts, rotate stock by best-before date like any other beverage, and keep the pallet off damp concrete to protect the cases.
Are these Fiji water bottles returnable or recyclable in Canada?
The PET bottles are recyclable through provincial blue-box programs across Canada, and in provinces with deposit-return systems like Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces, the bottles carry a deposit that can be recovered through the provincial depot network. Deposit amounts and container size rules vary by province, so confirm the current rate with your provincial beverage container management agency. The corrugated cases are also recyclable. Return and deposit handling is a provincial matter, not something the directly.
