Coca-Cola realizes that climate change has profound impact on its business performance and starts to take integrated initiatives to address the issue.
Beverage Industry
Taste the Feeling or Fizzle Out?The Coca-Cola Company’s Climate Change Dilemma
Will consumers be able to 'taste the feeling' if The Coca-Cola Company cannot find freshwater? The company is in an interesting predicament as it figures out how to confront climate change, while also realizing that it can in some ways benefit from its harmful impact on our planet.
Coca-Cola: is “opening happiness” sustainable?
Has Coca-Cola taken measurable steps toward becoming a more sustainable business, or have they simply greenwashed their real environmental impact?
Coca-Cola: A Major Part of the Problem, but Working to a Solution
Coca-Cola’s efforts to reduce its carbon footprint are a noble endeavor, but the company still has plenty of room for improvement
Climate Change and the Tea Industry
Can this multinational tea producer weather the storm climate change brings with it?
Is Pepsi thirsty?
Water is the single most important resource to mankind
Always Coca Cola?
How is the world's largest drinks manufacturer responding to an increasingly scarce supply of water?
The Iconic Red Coke Bottle Tries Green On for Size
The world’s ten largest food and beverage companies, Coca-Cola included, collectively produce carbon emissions that would rank them as the 25th largest emissions-producing country[1]. Is there a way for the “Big 10” to meaningfully reduce these harmful effects and increase the sustainability of our planet?
Coca-Cola: Survival in an Era of Climate Change
Coca-Cola and its business model face a variety of challenges as the effects of climate change become more prevalent.