During a trip to the grocery store, your friend wants to buy some bottled water. Some brands promote the fact that their product is artesian. Other brands boast that their water comes from a spring. Your friend asks, "Is artesian water or spring water necessarily better than water from other sources?" How would you reply?

Most likely

Explanation:

Artesian or spring waters come from a natural source but are bottled off-site and are processed and purified. Mineral water could be natural spring water or artesian water, comes from an underground source, and contains at least 250 parts per million (ppm) of dissolved solids, including minerals and trace elements.

Artesian water is just water that naturally flows out of the ground, usually through a well. Springwater is also water than naturally flows out of the ground. ... Most drillers and laymen label waters as 'artesian' if they rise naturally to a level above the ground surface, and if unrestricted, flow freely out.

(E) the product's differential benefits

Explanation:

Product differentiation is the use of unique, distinctive characteristics or special features to a product to ensure unique selling proposition of the product. It helps in defending high prices: It helps the companies to give a reason why they charge a high price for their product. It allows the companies to compete in areas other than price the differentiation allows a company to achieve a competitive advantage over other companies offering similar product substitutes. It is an essential marketing process that is of vital economic importance to a business.