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Article

20 Sep 2007

Author:
GEMI (Global Environmental Management Initiative)

Using Source Protection Planning to Identify Source Vulnerabilities: The Coca-Cola Company

Coca-Cola is finding that source water protection is an effective business continuity strategy that can reduce costs, improve ecosystem health, and benefit the communities where it operates... For example, since 1995, a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Brazil has invested more than US$ 2 million in partnership with the municipality and other businesses to protect the Jundiaí River watershed, the primary source of water for that community.