Coca-Cola's Water Sustainability Initiatives
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Case Details:
Case Code : BECG090
Case Length : 23 Pages
Period : 2004-2008
Pub Date : 2009
Teaching Note :Not Available Organization : The Coca-Cola Company
Industry : FMCG Countries : Global
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Criticisms
Some analysts felt that the initiatives adopted by Coca-Cola were the need of the hour and such private sector expertise and interests could make real contributions to sustainable development. They felt that the company had set an example for other organizations to follow.
While its water sustainability initiatives earned Coca-Cola accolades from its collaboration partners and certain quarters, it failed largely to impress its critics. Despite several efforts by the company, it continued to face criticisms from several quarters...
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Coca-Cola's Response
Coca-Cola opened an exclusive website, www.cokefacts.org, which addressed the
allegations related to India and other countries. Also, the company issued an
official statement rebutting the charges against its bottling plant at
Plachimada...
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Looking Ahead
As of 2008, Coca-Cola had successfully carried out its sustainable water
management initiatives in 20 countries of Africa, Asia, Latin America,
and the Middle East. In June 2007, the company had improved its water
use efficiency by 18.6 percent and in the last five years, the company
had decreased water consumption for beverage production by 5.6 percent.
The company also planned to recycle all the water it used in its
manufacturing processes and return it to the environment by 2010... |
Exhibits
Exhibit I: Importance of Water to Coca-Cola
Exhibit II: Selected Financials of Coca-Cola: 2003-2007
Exhibit III: Coca-Cola's Initiatives in Other Countries
Exhibit IV: Coca-Cola's Global Water Sustainability Goals
Exhibit V: Rainwater Harvesting Projects in India
Exhibit VI: List of Awards and Recognition
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