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As part of the World Without Waste initiative, together with The Coca-Cola Company, we have committed locally that by 2025 we will have our entire beverage portfolio in 100% recyclable packaging and that by 2025 we will use at least 50% recycled material. We have already fulfilled the obligations regarding the recyclability of packaging and the share of recycled content in cans and glass within the production of our production plants in Czechia.
of recycled materials for our packaging
of recycled PET across the portfolio in all EU countries
recyclable packaging
recycled material for our packaging
of recycled PET in all CCHBC countries
by 2025, we will help collect and recycle 75% of the bottles or cans we put on the market
by 2030, we will help collect and recycle every bottle or can we put on the market
Natura and Römerquelle in a 100% recycled bottle
With the new Natura PET bottle made from 100% recycled material, which we launched at the beginning of 2021, you no longer have to worry about increasing your plastic consumption. Thanks to the unique technology, the bottle is made of already existing PET material and simply does not create additional plastic waste. Voda Natura thus brings a combination of unique spring water and environmentally friendly bottles. Römmerquelle premium water is also filled in a 100% recycled PET bottle.
We were actively involved in the design of an advance system for PET and cans in Slovakia. The system has been operating here since the beginning of 2022. Data from other European countries prove that after only a few years of implementation, advance systems can bring around 90% of packaging to recycling. That's why, together with the biggest players on the market, we founded the Backup Initiative in the Czech Republic, and we are promoting the introduction of a comprehensive backup system here as well. The recycling targets not only correspond with our World Without Waste commitments, but also contribute to our commitment to carbon neutrality.
A can made from recycled material has an 80% lower carbon footprint than a can made from virgin material
A recycled PET bottle has a 90% lower carbon footprint than a virgin PET bottle
The introduction of a backup system reduces the proportion of loose packaging by 95%
Let's clean up Czechia together
The goal of the Coca-Cola system is to collect and recycle every bottle and can sold by our company by 2030. It is a commitment that cannot be fulfilled from one day to the next, which is why we decided to go out together with other volunteers this year and lend a hand. After our many years of active involvement, we as the Coca-Cola system have become a proud partner of the Clean up Czechia initiative for 2021.
The Jizera River is clean once again
The Jizera River is a watercourse from whose catchment we obtain water for the production plant in Prague. That is why we are a regular partner of the Clean River Jizera initiative, in which hundreds of volunteers participate and clean the entire 167 km long course of this beautiful river every year. This year, a huge number of young people took part in the cleaning – almost 1,600 children, pupils and students from 10 kindergartens, 13 primary schools and 3 secondary schools. Volunteers from the Water Scouts troop in Mladá Boleslav, the Povodeň scout troop in Benátky nad Jizerou, the scout troop in Turnov, knights of Mnichov Hradiště and Mladá Boleslav and others additionally participated.
"We try to behave responsibly towards the environment in our establishments. During the last year, due to the pandemic, we operated for many months only through take-out windows and had to give takeaway food to our customers. We were feeling uneasy about the large amount of disposable packaging. The REkrabičky concept of packaging seems like the ideal solution for our family restaurant in Olomouc, the Lobster Family Restaurant, and we plan on using it in our new business, which will open in Olomouc as early as October of this year. Not only is it a functional and ecological solution supporting circularity, but the boxes also seal well and look nice."
Roman Paulus CHEF, GASTRONOMY, LECTURER AND COOKBOOK AUTHOR, WHO WAS THE FIRST CZECH CHEF TO RECEIVE A MICHELIN STAR