Zurich Airport water sales raise 106,370 francs for charity
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- Passengers at Zurich Airport bought 212,740 bottles of water between June and August, each sold for 2.50 francs, generating 106,370 francs for charity.
- The proceeds go to Werkstätte Drahtzug, which supports people with mental health issues, and will be transferred to the Swiss Muscular Dystrophy Association from September through the end of the year; the water has been sold by Avolta at the airport since 2014.
Why it matters
The fundraising demonstrates the revenue potential of airport retail initiatives for supporting health charities.
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