Subject: BFFP Newsletter 🌍📰: Coca-Cola ends 2024 by erasing its reusable targets

The Coca-Cola Company announced on December 2nd what it calls an ‘evolution’ in their environmental goals.

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December 12, 2024

 

Coca-Cola Secretly Drops Reuse Targets

As the global Plastics Treaty talks just concluded in Busan with no agreement, The Coca-Cola Company announced on December 2nd what it calls an ‘evolution’ in their environmental goals. However, the announcement marks a significant de-evolution as the Top Plastics Polluter has completely dropped its 2022 goal of achieving a 25% reusable packaging target by 2030. Instead, Coca-Cola continues to focus on failed recycling goals that will do little to address the plastic crisis.

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Image credit: Christian Lue, 2024

Members Respond to New European Commission’s Focus On Business, Economy and Competitiveness

As the new mandate for the European Commission begins, with new Commissioners entering the fore, the Rethink Plastic Alliance and #BreakFreeFromPlastic members have called on new EU decision-makers to ensure a credible policy framework for plastics. In an Open Letter, Rethink Plastic Alliance pushes for the EU to deliver on a circular economy, keep ambition for the plastics treaty, divest from fossil fuel projects and drive a just transition for the chemicals industry.


 
Read the open letter

Documentaries To Binge Watch During the Holiday Break

 

From hard hitting revelations to inspiring stories, these will surely give you a more holistic understanding of the urgent problem we’re facing.


Check out these documentaries that either feature or are made by fellow Break Free From Plastic members. Whether you’re researching, or just looking for something to watch, these documentaries are definitely a must!


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We're excited to announce a new opportunity for Break Free From Plastic members to showcase their knowledge and expertise! This is a fantastic chance to share your insights, boost your profile, and feature your organization’s work and website.

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