Share Your Photos of Coke’s Plastic Pollution

Coca-Cola is the biggest producer of plastic bottles in the world, producing over 100 billion plastic bottles every year.

But Coke isn’t taking responsibility for the huge amount of single-use plastic it’s producing – and billions of its bottles are ending up as litter, on our beaches and in landfill.
We want to show Coke the true extent of its plastic pollution – but we need your help. 
Next time you spot a used Coca-Cola bottle that’s been discarded somewhere it shouldn’t be (i.e. anywhere that isn’t the recycling bin!) share it with Coke!
All you need to do is take a picture of the bottle (or bottle cap) and follow the instructions below:

Share on Instagram

Upload your photo to Instagram and tag @cocacola or @cocacolaEU.To increase the chance of Coke seeing your post add hashtags #EndOceanPlastics, #ShareACoke, #CokeSummer and #TasteTheFeeling

Coke’s plastic pollution found on a remote Scottish island by @GreenpeaceUK #endoceanplastics #shareacoke #cocacola #tastethefeeling #cokesummer #dontchokeouroceans #oceans Photo: ©Will Rose/Greenpeace

Une publication partagée par Greenpeace Canada (@greenpeace_canada) le 27 Mai 2017 à 8h15 PDT

Share on Facebook

Upload your picture to Facebook and tag @CocaCola. Alternatively, you can go to Coca-Cola’s own Facebook page and use your photo to comment on one of its recent posts.

Share on Twitter

Simply upload your picture to Twitter and tweet @CocaCola and @CocaColaEP and use #OceanPlastics (and #ShareACoke for the Coke emoji!)

.@CocaCola We found your plastic pollution on a remote Scottish island 🙁 #EndOceanPlastics #ShareACoke pic.twitter.com/DtSKdZsuOQ

— Greenpeace Canada (@GreenpeaceCA) May 27, 2017

Don’t use social media or haven’t spotted any bottles near you?

You can still drop an email to Coke’s CEO.