Coca-Cola HBC Serbia and Bambi companies presented their 2024 sustainability report, highlighting significant progress in reducing CO2 emissions, water consumption, and waste. Coca-Cola HBC Serbia reduced CO2 emissions by 76.2% and water consumption by 55%, while Bambi reduced water consumption by 26.64%. The bottling plant in Belgrade became zero waste with a 99% recycling rate. Both companies invested substantial funds in digitalization and sustainable growth, as well as in employee development and community support through donations and volunteer work. The report complies with global standards and demonstrates the companies’ commitment to sustainable development and transparency.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning reports emphasize the companies’ commitment to environmental sustainability, reduction of carbon emissions, and social responsibility, highlighting the positive impact on local communities and employee welfare. They focus on the companies’ efforts to support vulnerable groups through donations and volunteer work, and the importance of corporate responsibility in addressing climate change.
Center: Center-leaning coverage presents a balanced view, focusing on the measurable achievements in sustainability such as emission reductions, water savings, and waste management. It highlights the companies’ investments in innovation and digitalization as drivers of sustainable growth, while acknowledging the importance of transparency and adherence to global standards.
Right: Right-leaning narratives tend to emphasize the business and economic aspects of the report, such as investments, growth, and market innovation. They highlight the companies’ strategic partnerships, operational efficiency, and the role of sustainability in ensuring long-term profitability and competitiveness, with less focus on social or environmental activism.
