Wimbledon runs out of Evian! Mineral water supplies go dry at SW19 and reusable bottles are taken off the shelves as fans struggle in the heat
Wimbledon has exhausted Evian water resources in the middle of the fluffy air in the championships and forced the organizers to close the tournament’s branded reproduction stations.
Temperatures rising over 30C and fans fainted at the stands, although Evian is the sponsor of Evian, the voucher at the mineral water source silently pulled quietly.
The insiders said that the tournament uses 50 percent of the materials on the opening day of the championships, because the demand is unseen ‘because of record temperatures’.
Evian said that the players – ‘demand is too big’ – and said that the audience had to balance the need to supply the side.
New reusable bottles have now passed into red sports cover bottles in all shops.
Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu show Evian Ambassadors, now reusable water bottles removed from the shelves in Wimbledon
After the first day they passed almost half of their reserves. This meant that they closed eight stations, ” he said.
‘Evian apparently blames Wimbledon – claiming that the supply was determined by the usage data obtained from AELTC last year.
‘This would be good, but this year’s difference is extremely hot and everyone was breathing for water.’
The famine also saw that the £ 5 Evian saw that the reproducible bottles disappeared from the land.
All England Club is thought to have closed the eight of the Evıan filling score on Wednesday after the materials have completely dried.
Aryna Sabalenka passes a water bottle and ice package to a person in the crowd while cooking in Wimbledon heat
As a result, they were forced to remove reusable bottles of £ 5 specially for the 2025 championship and to replace them with normal homean bottles.
Tennis fans were encouraged to buy new bottles and use free reproduction points to help reduce plastic wastes during two weeks of activity.
However, the organizers did not expect great demand as temperatures rose above 33 ° C.
After playing in the Central Court, he came, broke down several times by fans who needed heat in need of medical intervention.
