At America’s beverage companies – The Coca-Cola Company, Keurig Dr Pepper and PepsiCo – we’re carefully designing fully recyclable plastic bottles and making more from 100% recycled plastic. And when we get more bottles back, we can use less new plastic.
Made to Be
Remade
Our bottles and cans aren’t meant to be waste. We’re carefully designing them to be 100% recyclable so they can be remade into new ones and stay out of landfills and the environment.
Not all plastic is the same. We make our bottles from PET, the most recycled and recyclable plastic available.
Aluminum can be recycled over and over again, forever, making cans an important part of our efforts to use less new material.
America’s beverage companies are investing in communities to collect more of our valuable bottles and cans and increase the amount of recycled material we can use to make new containers. Through our Every Bottle Back initiative, we’re leveraging the equivalent of nearly half-a-billion dollars to supply households with curbside recycling carts, upgrade recycling technology and provide education to communities where we can have the greatest impact.
From how our containers are designed and manufactured to how they’re collected, recycled and remade, our efforts are making a real difference. And we’ll continue to innovate and measure our progress along the way.
Partnering with Leading Organizations
America’s beverage companies are teaming up with leading sustainability organizations to maximize our impact and hold ourselves accountable to our commitments.
Beyond our work together, The Coca-Cola Company, Keurig Dr Pepper and PepsiCo are each reducing their environmental impact in unique ways.
The Coca-Cola Company
- More than 40 markets offer at least one brand in 100% rPET packaging, excluding caps and labels.
- Returned more than 100% of the water used in finished products globally, on an aggregate level, to nature and communities each year since 2015.
- More than 95% of primary consumer packaging is designed to be recycled.
Keurig Dr Pepper
- 95% of packaging in 2023 was recyclable or compostable, working to 100% by 2025.
- Supporting 17 water replenishment projects across North America since 2016.
- 27% of packaging portfolio used post-consumer recycled content with the goal of 30% by 2025.