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Making it Easier for You to Give it Back
There is currently no universal recovery model for beverage packaging materials, so we work in partnership with local communities around the world to help develop economically and environmentally effective solutions tailored to meet their specific needs. In more developed markets, this typically means supporting national recovery organizations focused on all packaging, or launching our own recycling businesses. In the least developed markets, we predominantly rely on refillable containers that are returned for reuse. Click on the link below to learn how we are addressing local needs.
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