Coca-Cola’s Reverse Vending Machines (RVMs) are innovative recycling kiosks designed to encourage sustainable behavior by rewarding users for recycling empty beverage containers.

Coca-Cola is launching bottles made out of 100% recycled material in efforts to reduce their use of new plastic. Here's where you can find them.

Introducing a line of innovative caps intend to transform used bottles into fun and useful objects and encourage consumers to reuse and re-purpose plastic - Coca Cola: What if empty Coke bottles ...

The design patented Nov. 16, 1915 is still recognizable today: the Coca-Cola bottle, one of the first examples of a beverage company differentiating itself by its packaging.

According to the Freestyle machine data provided by Coca-Cola, customers in Los Angeles have poured the equivalent of more than 6.6 million cans of Cherry Vanilla coke since 2017.

Arguably, $7,000 is quite a bit to pay for a used and empty Coca-Cola bottle, but Des Moines County’s Jim Sonneville understands the passion — if not the economics — behind such an eye ...

Why do customers see Coca-Cola bottles with a yellow cap in the spring? ... Coca-Cola. It’s a hot tip for the Coke heads who prefer the flavor of the granulated sweet stuff over processed sugars.

Coca-Cola Bulgaria set a new world ... World Record for "Largest glass bottle mosaic" by constructing a 2,960 square-foot mosaic in the shape of a giant bottle using 72,933 empty Coca-Cola, ...