Hydro Flask Partners with Universal Music Group to Bring Reusable Bottles to Iconic Recording Studios
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Oscar Hartzog
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Summary
Hydro Flask and Universal Music Group (UMG) have announced a global partnership to reduce single-use beverage waste in music spaces. The initiative kicks off by bringing Hydro Flask's reusable water bottles to iconic UMG recording studios, including Abbey Road Studios, aiming to replace disposable cups and bottles in these creative environments.
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· 3 pulledSingle-use beverages feel ubiquitous in the music world, but Hydro Flask and Universal Music Group (UMG) are looking to change that.
The reusable drinkware brand and the music corporation announced a global partnership aimed at reducing single-use beverage waste across music spaces.
To kick off the partnership, Hydro Flask will bring its best-selling products to some of the iconic music studios in UMG's global network, including Abbey Road Studios.
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