Coca-Cola adds built-in bottle caps to cut litter and boost recycling

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// Coca-Cola will be introducing attached bottle caps across its entire range of soft drinks.
// The move is part of a wider effort an effort to reduce plastic waste and boost recycling.

Coca-Cola will be adding built-in bottle caps across its entire range of soft drinks in an effort to reduce plastic waste and boost recycling.

Consumers will start to see the new attached caps on1.5L bottles of Fanta, Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar and Diet Coke in Scotland later this month.

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Coca-Cola adds built-in bottle caps to cut litter and boost recycling

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// Coca-Cola will be introducing attached bottle caps across its entire range of soft drinks.
// The move is part of a wider effort an effort to reduce plastic waste and boost recycling.

Coca-Cola will be adding built-in bottle caps across its entire range of soft drinks in an effort to reduce plastic waste and boost recycling.

Consumers will start to see the new attached caps on1.5L bottles of Fanta, Coca‑Cola Zero Sugar and Diet Coke in Scotland later this month.

Read the story in full at Grocery Gazette.

Click here to sign up to Retail Gazette‘s free daily email newsletter

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