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Coca-Cola is stepping up its efforts to use recycled plastics and at the same time calling for a wider rollout of deposit rebate programs

As more and more manufacturers seek to reduce the use of virgin plastics and turn to circular economy principles, yesterday a series of measures aimed at solving the growing global plastic crisis were launched.

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