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ELI5: Why doesn't Nestle bottle more water in water rich or non drought suffering states instead of California?
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It should be pointed out that, despite the uproar, Nestle's operations are a drop in the bucket when it comes to water usage in California. A drop so small that, even if the company were to pack up and leave, it wouldn't even meagerly solve the drought problem.

The real culprit in California is the agricultural industry.