The Coca-Cola company announced that Sprite will stop using its famous green bottle and switch to clear plastic beginning in August. The change in look, ironically, is part of a push by the soft ...

Coca-Cola announced that Sprite will stop using its famous green bottle and switch to clear plastic beginning in August. The change in look, ironically, is part of a push by the soft drink giant ...

Coca-Cola ditches green Sprite bottles and switches to clear to be more environmentally friendly. By October, all green bottles will be phased out, including Fresca and Mello Yello. The change ...

After six decades, Coca-Cola is ditching Sprite’s iconic green bottles in the United States next week, replacing them with a clear–and less environmentally harmful–alternative.

Coca-Cola will begin transitioning to the new Sprite bottles on Aug. 1 in North America. Here’s what the more environmentally-friendly packaging looks like.

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Beginning Aug. 1, soda buyers will say goodbye to the beloved green Sprite bottle as Coca-Cola switches to a clear plastic bottle to increase the material’s likelihood of being remade into a new ...

Coca-Cola estimates that the new bottles will reduce 83 million pounds of plastic used in its U.S. supply change, the equivalent of two billion bottles, Ritter said, calling the changes "significant." ...

Coca-Cola announced its "World Without Waste" sustainable packaging program in 2018, in which it pledged to make all of its packaging recyclable — excluding the caps and labels — as well as ...

Coca-Cola said it would also refrain from using green imagery such as a closed recycling loop on its bottles — a logo BEUC had flagged as misleading in its original complaint as such images ...