April 2025

Coca-Cola Sets Ambitious Environmental Goals for 2035, Aiming for Sustainable Impact

ATLANTA – The Coca-Cola Company has unveiled a new set of voluntary environmental goals aimed at bolstering its commitment to sustainability. Focused on water security, packaging waste reduction, and emissions decrease, the refreshed goals extend through 2035 and reflect the company’s decades of sustainability initiatives and lessons learned.

The SCRUBS wipes themselves remain unchanged, continuing to provide heavy-duty cleaning for hands, tools, and machinery. Designed to remove grease, oil, adhesives, tar, ink, and paint without water, the wipes feature a dual-textured surface with an abrasive side to tackle tough residues without damaging surfaces.

The new packaging is designed to enhance brand visibility and aligns with the sustainability goals of ROCOL’s parent company, ITW Fluids. The updated label also offers a modernised, high-impact design.

To date, they report that they haven’t experienced a single customer issue with a split or open bag since the change and are considering several more machines as their business continues to experience rapid growth.

The footwear company had already invested in automation within their warehouse and found that the packing of goods was then not keeping up with the rest of the operation.

The footwear specialists calculated that, to cover their new level of demand with manual packing stations, they would need to run 16 packing benches, operating 7am – 10pm, 7 days of the week.

Simply is making waves in the prebiotic soda category with the launch of Simply Pop, a fruit-forward beverage line designed to support gut health and immunity. Packaged in 12-oz. shelf-stable slim cans, Simply Pop delivers 6 grams of prebiotic fiber, Vitamin C, and Zinc, offering both functionality and refreshment.