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Coca-Cola wants to be 'Water Neutral' by 2015 |
Pic shows Chairman of the Advisory Council for Environment and Sustainability for Coca Cola India & South West Asia, General V.P. Malik unveiling the plaque after laying the Foundation Stone for this new initiative of Coca Cola Beverages Sri Lanka Limited (CCBSL) in the presence of Saumindra Bhattacharya - Country Manager of CCBSL, Miguel Angel Ruz, VP - Operations South West Asia, Coca-Cola Company, Deepak Jolly, VP - PAC, SWA, Coca Cola Company, Abhishek Jugran, Country Manager - Sri Lanka and Maldives, Coca Cola Far East Ltd., Indika Perera, Country Supply Chain Manager, CCBSL and Ruwan Kumara, Quality Assurance Manager of CCBSL.
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Coca-Cola Beverages Sri Lanka has launched its new 'Water Neutral by 2015 initiative' in Sri Lanka. The project will be to implement ultra-filtration followed by scale removal through Nano technology to use treated waste water for non-production purposes, the company said in a media statement. The company said it has appointed a water resource management team to explore possible ways and means of reducing usage of water in the bottling process. The re-use of treated waste water has been identified by the team as having the potential of saving a minimum of m3 (cubic metres) of water a day.
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