Queen Elizabeth II visited the Highland Spring Factory in Blackford, Perthshire on July 6th as part of Holyrood Week, her week-long annual stay in Scotland. This week, the Queen hosted a Garden Party, opened the Queen Elizabeth II Canal, visited Stirling Castle, and had an audience with the Canadian Prime Minister.

Today The Queen visits the new @Highland_Spring factory in Blackford.#Holyroodweek #royalweek pic.twitter.com/Igwq4vrRfY

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 6, 2017

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The Queen met @Highland_Spring staff in the factory before pushing the green button to start the production line. #HolyroodWeek #RoyalWeek pic.twitter.com/IReseUMxxv

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 6, 2017

Special water bottle labels were produced for HM's visit today. Over 500 people across Scotland are now employed by @Highland_Spring. pic.twitter.com/JX6VPNjorE

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 6, 2017

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After unveiling a plaque to mark the visit, The Queen was greeted by local residents & presented with two posies.#HolyroodWeek #RoyalWeek pic.twitter.com/jn3C8hXDjF

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 6, 2017

The Queen opened the Ochils 2017 factory building at Highland Spring Ltd. in Blackford, Perthshire. The Factory has been named ‘Ochils 2017’, after the Ochil Hills – the source of the water bottled here. The Queen met with officials,a nd then with staff in the factory before pushing the green button to start the production line. Special water bottle labels were also produced for the Queen’s visit today. After unveiling a plaque to mark the visit, the Queen was greeted by local residents and presented with two posies.

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The Queen wore a coral coat and hat, pairing her customary Three Strand Pearl Necklace with the Botswana Flower Brooch.