Introduction This report contains a critical review on the 2013/2014 annual sustainability report of Coca-Cola. The scope of the sustainability report depicts various future strives of Coca-Cola and the company’s methods on how to reach their goals. Various environmental topics are being treated because of the prior company’s goal which is to earn profit by selling several different types of high quality beverages. Coca-Cola operates worldwide in almost every country which is on the one side very positive for the company however with its extremely large need for raw materials like water, plastic and metal, it raises environmental questions on a worldwide scale. Some of the main goals discussed in the sustainability report are for example,
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Coca-Cola declared that improvements were made in 2010 altering the quality of 550.000 women and their families. Coca-Cola wants to enable better human workplace rights standards and it wants to donate at least one percent of their operating income as charitable contributions annually.
Coca-Cola strives for replenishing 100 percent of the water used in their final products and they want to improve the efficiency of water usage by 25 percent. Coca-Cola wants to achieve a 75 percent rate on product recovery (bottles and cans) and they want to use “planbottle” packaging for all the bottles. Planbottle packaging are bottles made from plastic but with 30 percent plant material.
Coca-Cola wants to protect the environment by reducing carbon emissions made during production by 25 percent and they want to brew their beverages using sustainably agriculture ingredients.
Coca-Cola strives to work together to recycle and recover 50% of the different cans and bottles, they will introduce globally in 2015.
They estimated 43% of their current cans and bottles is currently recovered after sending through the markets.
The goal for Coca-Cola is to recover 75% of the different bottles that were sent through the markets by
Coca-Cola declared that improvements were made in 2010 altering the quality of 550.000 women and their families. Coca-Cola wants to enable better human workplace rights standards and it wants to donate at least one percent of their operating income as charitable contributions annually.
Coca-Cola strives for replenishing 100 percent of the water used in their final products and they want to improve the efficiency of water usage by 25 percent. Coca-Cola wants to achieve a 75 percent rate on product recovery (bottles and cans) and they want to use “planbottle” packaging for all the bottles. Planbottle packaging are bottles made from plastic but with 30 percent plant material.
Coca-Cola wants to protect the environment by reducing carbon emissions made during production by 25 percent and they want to brew their beverages using sustainably agriculture ingredients.
Coca-Cola strives to work together to recycle and recover 50% of the different cans and bottles, they will introduce globally in 2015.
They estimated 43% of their current cans and bottles is currently recovered after sending through the markets.
The goal for Coca-Cola is to recover 75% of the different bottles that were sent through the markets by