Rubbish acting? Coca-Cola airs TV advert animated entirely from recycled bottles

Michael Holder
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Trailer part of drinks giant's new communication campaign to encourage more people to recycled their used plastic bottles

Coco-Cola has aired its first ever TV advert animated entirely from 100 per cent recycled packaging with the aim of encouraging more consumers to recycle used plastic bottles. The soft drinks giant's...

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