Environment Crisis: Coca Cola Will Not Stop Using Single Use Plastic Bottles

Environment Crisis: Coca Cola Will Not Stop Using Single Use Plastic Bottles

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While countries all over the world are fixing time line to clean plastic waste from their own place, Coca-Cola a global brand of cold drinks said that it will not stop giving its drinks in single-use plastic bottles. Following this statement, environmentalists are growing angry with the Coca Cola statement.

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Forum working for the environment 'Charity Break Free' has said that in the 2019 audit, Coca-Cola has been found to be the highest plastic waste-generating brand in the world. The garbage of this brand can be seen lying here and there in every country of the world. The brand is using 3 million tonnes of plastic every year to make bottles. You can guess how much plastic it will be, so much plastic can produce 2 lakh bottles per minute.

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New York-based brand Coca-Cola is headed by Beatriz Perez explained to the press that the consumer himself wanted to have Coca-Cola in a plastic bottle. Because it is much lighter than glass and it is easy for the customer to keep and handle it. If we start using aluminum and glass in packaging, our sales will be affected and the brand will lose billions of dollars. We are trying to reduce the plastic gradually.

Company imposing all fault on consumer

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Environmentalists say that Perez is protecting himself in a way and imposing all the mistakes on the consumer. The meaning of this statement is that do people in the world not want to drink plastic from the environment? Even if the brand has packed in other materials, its buyers will not be less.

Company will recycle 50% of its plastic by 2030

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Beatriz Perez after being surrounded in protest from all around. Perez gave a clarification on behalf of the company at the World Economic Forum held in Davos. She started claiming that by 2030 her company would be able to recycle 50 percent of the plastic it is using.