Coca Cola has promised to make 25% of its packaging reusable by 2030 due to repeated approval of plastic pollution
Coca Cola said on Thursday that the company aims to achieve 25% of the world's packaging can be reused by 2030, compared with 16% in 2020. Coca Cola is a major target for consumers, investors and environmental groups, who worry that disposable plastic bottles will clog the ocean and cause other problems. The "get rid of plastic pollution" campaign, an action network established by several environmental protection organizations around the world, released its annual report last October, saying that Coca Cola became the world's largest "plastic polluter" for the fourth consecutive year in 2021.
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