French researchers discover glass bottles shed significantly more microplastics into drinks than plastic or metal packaging.

The Coca-Cola Company has agreed to revise the recycling-related claims displayed on its plastic bottles across Europe following a legal complaint. In 2023, a greenwashing complaint was filed by the ...

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 25 April 2022 – The Coca-Cola Company ... to the previous bottles, making it easier to hold. Remarkably, the volume increases while the bottle becomes lighter; it ...

Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi ... Rs 20 and Rs 30 for 250 ml and 500 ml packs,” the ET reported quoted Agarwal as saying. Notably, PepsiCo has rolled out 200 ml bottles of sugar-free Pepsi for ...

Last week, when Pepsi took a swipe at Coca-Cola ... smaller pack sizes (250 ml) rather than the larger bottles will drive growth for the category. Since the 1990s, Cola-Cola and Pepsi have ...

A Superfest glass marked for 250 mL. Today, the only real way to source ... also a great weakness from a sales perspective. “At Coca Cola, for example, they said, why should we use a glass ...

executives should look toward investing more in reusable glass bottles instead of plastic. “Coca-Cola operates successful reusable packaging systems around the world — this is what they should ...

The recall affects 330 ml cans of Coca-Cola, ... as well as multipacks containing six 250 ml cans of Appletiser, ... and all glass and plastic bottles sold in the UK were not impacted by the order.

In the Indian state of Odisha, the business is selling ASSP bottles that are 250 milliliters in capacity. The project, which is being spearheaded by Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages, which is a ...

This also helps in establishing an organized process of collecting PET bottles with 100% traceability. Specifically for India, Coca-Cola introduced ASSP (Affordable Small Sparkling Pack) for the ...

Coca-Cola Only Sold 25 Bottles Its First Year? ... Five cents per serving (glass) should give us $164.25. Based on the inflation calculator, one dollar in 1886 should be worth $29.18 today.