Coca-Cola expands WWF climate partnership with fresh environmental goals

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Company sets ambitious environmental goals including improving water efficiency by 25 per cent by 2020

Coca-Cola has set itself ambitious new targets to cut water use and carbon emissions across its operations and supply chain after expanding its ongoing partnership with campaign group WWF. By the end...

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