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Coca-Cola HBC Italia publishes its 20th Sustainability Report. Over the past 20 years, the company has reported on progress in terms of social and environmental sustainability, anticipating topics that are now at the center of public interest, such as the circularity of packaging and the enhancement of skills. A milestone that represents a starting point, as evidenced by the more than 70 million euros of investments for 2024 in factories and along the value chain.
At the Nogara (VR), Marcianise (CE) and Oricola (AQ) plants , all plastic bottles in the entire Coca-Cola soft drink portfolio are made of 100% recycled plastic (rPET) from preforms produced in Gaglianico.
Coca-Cola is extending the Tethered Caps, the caps joined to the bottle, already introduced in 2022 on FuzeTea, to all brands in the portfolio, with the aim of simplifying collection and recycling and reducing the dispersion and impact of plastic on the environment.
The Gaglianico (BI) plant is reborn and is converted into an innovative plant to produce up to 30,000 tons per year of preforms made with 100% recycled plastic (rPET).
Coca-Cola introduces the first bottles made with 100% recycled plastic (rPET) and KeelClip™ technology , an innovative packaging system, made of FSC paper from a responsible supply chain and 100% recyclable, which has made it possible to eliminate plastic wrapping from multiple packs of cans, reducing CO2 emissions.
In Nogara, the aseptic line for the production of non-carbonated beverages is inaugurated thanks to a total investment of €45 million.
The Oricola plant celebrates its first 30 years of activity and inaugurates the new Syrup Room. Over the last 10 years, Coca-Cola HBC Italia has invested a total of over €30 million in the Abruzzo plant.
Coca-Cola HBC Italia inaugurates the Cogeneration System (CHP) of the Marcianise plant, in the presence of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
The Nogara plant celebrates forty years of activity and Coca-Cola HBC Italia enters the Guinness World Record for having created the largest "human bottle" in the world.
The www.lanostraricetta.it website is born, where we illustrate our commitment to sustainability.
The operation of the cogeneration plant in Nogara (Verona) begins.
Coca-Cola HBC Italia acquires Socib, the Capua Group's Beverage Bottling Company, which has been operating in Southern Italy since the 1960s, thus adding five regions to its market.
Coca-Cola HBC Italia and Coca-Cola Italia enter the water market with Fonti del Vulture, a company with innovative technology and strong roots in its territory.
Coca-Cola Bevande Italia takes the name of Coca-Cola HBC Italia.
The first Sustainability Report of Coca-Cola Bevande Italia is published.
Coca-Cola Bevande Italia merges with CCB Holdings Italia, which in the same year takes the name Coca-Cola Bevande.
From the merger of eleven bottlers companies in Northern and Central Italy (which became sixteen in 1998) Coca-Cola Bevande Italia was born.
Activities begin in Italy, with the first Coca-Cola production and bottling plant of the Società Romana Acque Gassose.