Atlanta’s got a new creek cleanup partner—a floating device called the Litter Gitter that catches trash as it flows downstream, turning neighborhood collaboration into recycling wins. The device sits in an accessible location in the South Fork of Peachtree Creek, making it easier to collect and sort recyclables Local partners, including Osprey Initiative, South Fork Conservancy, and The Coca‑Cola Company, installed it together on June 10, 2025 Collected packaging goes into the recycling process, giving your old Coke bottle or can a chance to become your next one Creek cleanup…
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Update on Coca Cola Collective Actions to Advance Working Conditions for Sugarcane Workers in India
The Coca‑Cola Company is committed to respecting human rights and continues to work with a range of stakeholders to help improve working conditions in the India sugarcane farming sector. Though our authorized bottlers purchase less than 1% of the total volume of sugar produced in Maharashtra, we are committed to driving progress and maximizing our influence and impact in the region to the extent possible through partnering with critical stakeholders such as suppliers, NGOs, peer companies and local communities. This year, we refreshed and expanded our collaboration with Solidaridad in…
Read MoreSpecial Olympics and The Coca‑Cola Company Extend Global Partnership Through 2031
Special Olympics, Inc. and The Coca‑Cola Company recently announced an eight-year extension of their long-standing global partnership, rooted in the shared values of championing inclusion. This is the longest-ever renewal in the partnership’s history. The partnership runs through 2031 and is a testament to the Coca‑Cola system’s belief in the mission of Special Olympics to showcase the limitless potential of individuals with intellectual disabilities and celebrate the unifying and transformative power of sport. The Coca‑Cola Company is a founding partner, dating to the inception of Special Olympics in 1968. “We…
Read MoreThe Coca‑Cola Company Launches 100% Recycled Plastic Bottles Across Canada
All 500-mL sparkling beverages bottles sold by The Coca‑Cola Company in Canada will be made with 100% recycled plastic* (*excluding caps and labels) by early 2024. The company is the first to launch multiple sparkling beverages in 100% recycled plastic bottles* across Canada. “This means that no virgin PET plastic will be used for our sparkling 500mL bottles under normal circumstances going forward in Canada,” said Kurt Ritter, Vice President & General Manager, Sustainability, Coca‑Cola North America. “We hope that transitioning our 500mL sparkling portfolio to 100% recycled plastic will increase…
Read MoreThe Coca‑Cola Company and USDA Renew Pioneering Partnership to Restore Forests, Grasslands and Watersheds
The Coca‑Cola Company and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have collaborated over the last decade to restore watersheds on National Forest system lands, replenishing 2.4 billion liters of water to communities and nature through 25 projects across nine states. Today the partners signed a memorandum of understanding renewing their collaboration to restore and improve watersheds on national forests and grasslands for another five years. More than 60 million Americans get their drinking water from national forests and grasslands. In the partnership’s next chapter, the U.S. Forest Service and Coca‑Cola…
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