Coca-Cola Amatil commits to power its entire operations with 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2025 in Australia and New Zealand.
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Coca-Cola Amatil has received a $9.3bn takeover bid from Coca-Cola European Markets, and CCA’s Independent Directors have signalled their intent to unanimously recommend the proposal.
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Coca-Cola Amatil has just brought vending machines into the digital age. The company has signed an agreement with Centrapay (a digital assets company) to enable consumers to use cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin to make purchases from their Australian and New Zealand machines. Paymnets will be made via a Sylo Smart Wallet at vending machines with
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The Coca-Cola Australia Foundation (CCAF) has teamed up with Earthwatch to tackle marine pollution and rejuvinate the Lower Gulf of Carpentaria. The $600,000 partnership will see Earthwatch, in conjunction with the Carpentaria Land Council Aboriginal Corporation (CLCAC) and recycling group Plastic Collective, train 20 CLCAC Indigenous Land and Environmental Rangers to manage their ‘Wetlands not
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Shoppers are proving to be the latest tool for companies to keep track of their in-store stock in real-time. Singapore based computer vision solutions and retail analytics company Trax has partnered with Australian crowdsourcing platform Snooper to provide consumer packaged goods brands instant insights via a network of more than 75,000 shoppers. Among the brands
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The Coca-Cola Foundation has teamed up with the Australian Red Cross to support those experiencing hardship through the COVID-19 crisis. As the economic and social impacts of the global pandemic continue to affect many Australians, the foundation has donated $250,000 to help the Red Cross deliver emotional care and support through their COVID-19 Care Collective.
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Coca-Cola Amatil has revealed the toll COVID-19 restrictions have had on sales. Providing a business update for April and the first three weeks of May, CCA said the effect of lockdown measures across the peak trade periods of Easter, ANZAC Day and Ramadan festivities resulted in a 33% decline in the volume of non-alcoholic, ready
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Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) has won big at the PIDA awards, organised by the Australian Institute of Packaging and Packaging New Zealand. The prestigious packaging awards recognise organisations who have created innovative packaging and packaging materials or processing for liquid, dry tea, coffee, water, soft drinks and wine, beer and spirits. Entries are judged on sustainable
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As businesses who are now restricted to take-away only operations make the transition to online orders and digital promotion, for many already stressed operators, building an online presence is an added burden. But Coca-Cola (CCA) freshly launched free online portal could be just the solution they need. The beverage giant have designed a digital and
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It was a hole-in-one for the New Zealand Association of Convenience Stores’ recent annual golf tournament. The fundraising event is run to help fund a trip for two prospective Peter Jowett scholarship winners to the National Association of Convenience Stores (NCAS) Las Vegas show in October. More than 60 players tee-ed off for the 18
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Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA) are pulling up their declining sales by engaging in person-to-person sales techniques. According to the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH), CCA will “flood corner stores and cafes…with salespeople” to halt a decline in sales across the Sydney CBD. The SMH said consumers are turning to healthier brands, resulting in the decline in sales.
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Coca-Cola has made a decision to replace its plastic straws with paper in Australian outlets, a move which has encouraged by environmental groups. In a media release from the company, it announced it would no longer distribute plastic drinking straws or stirrers. Instead, it will stock fully recyclable and biodegradable FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) accredited
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In a new partnership, Coca-Cola Australia (Coca-Cola) and CitizenBlue are coming together to create new solutions to NSW’s waste challenge and introduce more drink container recycling options at venues and events in Sydney and regional NSW.
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