Sustainability

Coca-Cola Beverages Africa Expands ‘World Without Waste’ Partnerships

PET Waste Collection Agreements signed with FengHuang Plastics Industries and Aquila Investments Limited

Women and youth get a helping hand to earn a living from CCBA Ethiopia

CCBA in Ethiopia is helping women and youth to get back on their feet after the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy, creating employment and upgrading skills to open the door for more Ethiopians to earn a living.

Investing in our continent’s youth is crucial for sustainable development

Gauteng Informal Community Builds Itself Up

Manufacturers applaud UNRA on Kampala – Jinja Road Works

Manufacturers, led by Coca-Cola Beverages Africa in Uganda (Century and Rwenzori Bottling Companies), today applauded the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) on commencing the long-awaited maintenance works on the Kampala–Jinja highway. 

Coca-Cola Kwanza donates school desks worth 10 million

Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd on Friday donated 100 School desks to Mbeya Rural District in the Mbeya Region, in an initiative intended to support government’s efforts towards improvement learning environment in rural areas.

Groundwater projects touch thousands of homes

Youth Farmers Overcome Pandemic

County Government of Nyeri Partners with Coca-Cola on an Initiative to Empower Youth to Start Businesses

Coca-Cola Central, East and West Africa Ltd together with its bottling partners Coca-Cola Beverages Africa-Kenya and Almasi Beverages Limited and the County Government of Nyeri have today launched the ‘Kuza Kazi’ project to harness the power of Coca-Cola’s supply chain and the County’s grassroots network to economically empower and boost the entrepreneurial skills of 150 Nyeri youth. The youth will join Coca-Cola’s retail chain distribution network to earn an income, generate savings, expand their businesses, and enhance their potential to become future employers.

Coca-Cola unveils new clear look for Sprite to enhance plastic collection and recycling

The Coca-Cola system in Kenya has today unveiled a new iconic look of its leading sparkling soft drink Sprite. The lemon-lime flavored Sprite will now be packaged in a clear PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottle, marking a historic shift from the green-colored plastic bottle which has been its identity since 1960 when it was first launched. This shift from the iconic green bottle means more Sprite bottles can be collected, recycled and reused to make new items, in line with Coca-Cola’s World Without Waste vision, which targets to collect and recycle the equivalent of every bottle or can it sells by 2030, as well as use 50% recycled content in all its packaging.