Coca-Cola steps up carbon cutting recycling zone campaign

James S Murray
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Drinks giant to launch branded city centre recycling zone to help cut its carbon footprint

Coca-Cola has stepped up its campaign to curb carbon emissions by boosting recycling rates for its cans and bottles with the launch of the UK's first city centre "recycling zone" in Southampton. Under...

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