Coca-Cola PH, partners collect more than 1,000 kgs of waste in coastal cleanup in Tanza, Cavite
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Coca-cola Philippines, together with Plastic Bank Philippines and Lighthouse Legacy Foundation, led over 200 volunteers to collect debris and marine waste at Julugan Fish Terminal in Tanza, Cavite, on Sept. 16, as part of the International Coastal Cleanup (ICC). Employees from the Coca-cola Philippines system, together with waste collection members of its Ecosystem Impact Program with Plastic Bank Philippines and volunteers from ICC Philippines, Lighthouse Legacy Foundation, the Local Government of Tanza, Philippine Coast Guard Cavite Chapter, and Don Bosco School of Theology collected more than 1,000 kgs of waste to help address coastal waste issues in the area. Zed Avecilla, president of Lighthouse Legacy Foundation, commended Coca-cola Philippines for its longstanding commitment to responsible waste management, highlighting the company's "World Without Waste" strategy that was initiated in 2018, well before the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Law was enacted in the country.
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Coca-Cola PH, partners collect more than 1,000 kgs of waste in coastal cleanup in Tanza, Cavite. (2023, October 7). Manila Bulletin, p. B-5.
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Coca-Cola Philippines Plastic Bank Philippines Lighthouse Legacy Foundation International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Philippines Lighthouse Legacy Foundation Local Government of Tanza Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)-Cavite Don Bosco School of Theology Trash Free Seas Alliance Country Operations of Plastic Bank
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