Coca-Cola Amatil's 100% recycled plastic carbonated soft drink bottle is celebrating two wins in the 2020 Australasian Packaging Innovation & Design (PIDA) Awards.

Grinders Coffee's flagship store on Lygon Street in Carlton, Victoria has been a pioneer in coffee since it opened its doors back in 1962. Now, the team is attempting to break new ground, this time in sustainability.

An innovative use of electricity sub-metering in bottle production has cut Coca-Cola Amatil's annual carbon emissions by 67 tonnes, reduced its power bills by $14,000 and saved 50 tonnes of virgin plastics - or nearly two semi-trailer loads a year.

Our approach to sustainability underpins our performance as a business and we are constantly looking for ways to improve where we know we can make a difference. One of those areas is the environment.

Unlocking the power of our people.

Coca-Cola Oceania and Coca-Cola Amatil New Zealand jointly announce a major increase in recycled plastic.

Our Grinders Coffee business is committed to a sustainable future for the industry.

We want to make sure that the bottle in our consumer’s hand has been a bottle before and has the chance to be a bottle again. Australian innovation at Coca-Cola Amatil is making it happen.

Protecting the natural beauty of Fiji’s land and marine environmental is critical to the region’s economy and way of life.