Tap Water * EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) * Department of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) * The local utility (city/municipal district) Bottled Water.

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Tap Water * EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) * Department of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) * The local utility (city/municipal district) Bottled Water * Food and Drug Administration (FDA) * Bottling company

* Bottled water regulations- based on FDA, as a food product. Based on truth in labeling. Very little public oversight. * Tap water regulations - based on environmental Regulations(EPA). Has a lot of public oversight.

The Safe Drinking Water Act sets the rules. * Implemented by EPA, Texas, Department of Environmental Quality and the water utility. * A Multiple Barrier Approach

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