1. Examples of going green
Coca Cola uses billions of litres of water each year
Coca cola wants to be a net-zero water consumer
Partnership with WWF and Nature Conservancy

2. KIMBERLY-CLARK
Paper giant after long conflict with Greenpeace over clear-cutting in Canada’s Boreal forest, has stopped buying material unless certified as sustainable

3. Coke alongside their partnership with the WWF is donating $2 Million Dollars to help their beloved Polar Bears! 

4. STARBUCKS
Installation of LED lighting to reduce energy use

5. Company’s decision to make coffee cup sleeves made from recycled paper saving about 78,000 trees a year since 2006

6. Greenpeace campaign
« It’s not all fun and games for Indonesia’s rainforest! »

7. MATTEL
Barbie has a nasty deforestation habit - she is trashing rainforests in Indonesia, including areas that are home to some of the last tiger, orang-utans and elephants, just so she can wrap herself in pretty packaging

9. UNILEVER
Reducing energy consumption by washing with cold water.

10. GREENWASHING
When green marketing is deceptively used to promote products which are not in fact environmentally friendly.
In other words, making a product appear more environmentally friendly than it actually is.

12. Landfills are stuffed with disposable nappies which take about 200 years to decompose….

13. COCA COLA LIFE
Coca-Cola Life, packaged in bright green, has 35 per cent less sugar and fewer kilojoules than the enduring original because of its use of a plant extract, stevia, a sugar substitute.
But health campaigners said the reduction to 10 teaspoons of sugar in a 600ml bottle made little difference in terms of health impacts.