Plastic pollution from companies like Coca Cola is trashing our way of life here in Aotearoa.

Single-use plastic bottles are one of the worst offenders. They are killing precious seabirds like toroa (albatross) and they wind up in landfills or incinerated offshore. Recycling is not working. To get serious about plastic we need to make Coca Cola turn off the plastic tap.

Greenpeace is calling on the government to ban single-use plastic drink bottles, and to help make this happen we need Coca Cola - one of the biggest producers of plastic bottles in New Zealand - to feel direct pressure. Coke has a responsibility to step up and be accountable for their waste by stopping plastic bottle production and implementing reusable and refillable alternatives instead.

Join the call now. Tell Coca Cola to stop choking oceans with plastic bottles, and share this message on social media when you’re done.

Plastic pollution from companies like Coca Cola is trashing our way of life here in Aotearoa.

Single-use plastic bottles are one of the worst offenders. They are killing precious seabirds like toroa (albatross) and they wind up in landfills or incinerated offshore. Recycling is not working. To get serious about plastic we need to make Coca Cola turn off the plastic tap.

Greenpeace is calling on the government to ban single-use plastic drink bottles, and to help make this happen we need Coca Cola - one of the biggest producers of plastic bottles in New Zealand - to feel direct pressure. Coke has a responsibility to step up and be accountable for their waste by stopping plastic bottle production and implementing reusable and refillable alternatives instead.

Join the call now. Tell Coca Cola to stop choking oceans with plastic bottles, and share this message on social media when you’re done.