Coca-Cola reveals it now replenishes 94 per cent of its water use

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Soft drinks giant claims it is on track to become 'water neutral' by year end

Coca-Cola has announced it will meet a target to replenish 100 per cent of the water it uses four years earlier than planned. The drinks giant yesterday revealed it now replenished 94 per cent of water...

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