Waste Management in Coca Cola Company

Abstract

Since plastic was first used in industrial production, the amount of trash produced by plastic has increased globally. The plastic that was mishandled and frequently found its way into the world ocean gave rise to the so-called "global plastic problem" rather rapidly. Typically, this globally significant issue has been approached from every angle: individuals opting to reduce the quantity of not recyclable containers (mostly single-use plastic) they buy, companies purchasing used plastic to recycle into a wide range of new products, supermarkets raising the price of plastic bags while lowering the price of paper bags, governments changing laws restricting the use of plastic, and so forth. The blame is too frequently placed on the shoulders of the consumer, with an abundance of "green" advertisements bombarding us every day, sellers pressuring us, their customers, to select the greener products over the less green ones in their own stores, and manufacturers saying that consumers shouldn't purchase their goods if they are unwilling to recycle the plastic products they made.