The Brétema Sea Water comes from the coastal cliff of the Costa da Morte, whose low temperatures and currents coming from the Central North Atlantic provide these waters with unique characteristics, making Galicia one of the richest marine areas in the world.
Our waters move forming a two-layer circuit. The surface layer leaves the estuaries, due to the contribution of water from the rivers, with lower density and higher temperature, while the lower layer enters the bottom with colder temperature and higher salinity. These exclusive conditions allow Brétema Sea Water to be a great contributor of elements such as: hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, magnesium, manganese, sodium, potassium, calcium, iron, phosphorus, fluorine, silica and iodine, which will allow the absorption of the Essential vitamins in the enzymatic processes of the cells, with the consequent benefits for the consumers’ health.