coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste there are newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like this great you know celebration letter every day every week we defeated this deposit system in this state and we defeated it here why do you think they were fighting so hard against deposit system want as the reason behind this because ultimately it means higher costs for them in the end this was a way of this was forcing them to internalize their pollution costs this was a market mechanism that's very smart to try and get industry to recognize that you have to deal with this waste. and stacey are continuing our american tour and as you can see behind me we are in rio de janeiro oh my god so beautiful so much going on this is a country in transition. my name is stuck if they see. this jack see it or they don't see it's just a. little bit over there was that even.

coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste there are newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like this great you know celebration letter every day every week we defeated this deposit system in this stadium we defeated it here why do you think they were fighting so hard against deposit system want is the reason behind this because it ultimately means higher costs for them in the end this was a way of this was forcing them to internalize their pollution costs this was a market mechanism that's very smart to try and get industry to recognize that you have to deal with those ways. lists lists lists lists claims. lipped. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. it is a long held tradition on cross talk to take stock of the year that is about to pass we have a look at what moved us what changed and what gave us concern about us 2019 the good the

you heard it coca-cola. wants to fight against increased recycling targets in europe while they're promising the exact opposite in their public pledges sit. on the tablet. sit out. in that fight back category we also discovered that the company wants to fight against the deposit system. this is one of the systems that is actually effective in combating pollution and the oldest in the game are well aware of this. the deposit system works like this when you buy your drink you pay let's say a euro for it and you also pay an extra charge the deposit let's say $0.20 per bottle in total it'd cost you one euro 20 but if you bring back the bottle you'd get your $0.20 back and so all of a sudden no one wants to throw their bottles away anymore. and what is most ironic is that the returnable bottle is virtually how coca-cola began in the fifty's a bottle of coke was not always served by a pin up girl instead it was served in a glass bottle with a deposit. so once empty the bottles would go back to the factory where th

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that's what is going on behind these walls inside one of the 4 coca-cola factories and zinnia. our guide is james ma the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of found one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the boat also filled behind this window. and this. 3rd. is just to get around it but the boat book which is in the lawn well i've been. in 86340 bottles in 2 and a half hours that a lot of plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's in the oh mom production line in one of the factories in the country. and 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day of our visit the production line for glass bottles is almost at a complete standstill. because they want to expose it to their way up on plastic g.b.u. while you are doing it but the trick apart from those who are different of you do in terms of prosthetics that don't stop us that's good to look good to. the aesthetic perhaps but the ch

guts what is going on behind these walls inside one of the poor coca-cola factories in tanzania. all guide is james mother the manager of the new production line a production line which only makes plastic bottles today they're producing bottles of phantom one of the numerous brands inside the coca-cola group. everything is automated and the equipment is brand new the bottles of filled behind this window. by. the 6300 in the book but return in the long haul i've been out of the. $86340.00 bottles in 2 and a half hours that's a lot of plastic we did the calculations that 10 bottles a 2nd and that's only on mom production line in one of the factories in the country . 5 years ago this factory only fabricated glass bottles but on the day. evolve visit the production line for glass bottles is almost at a complete standstill. because they want to go the extra week apart from plastic other g.b.u. while you are. doing it but the trick apart from those who are different to you in terms of prosthetics that sense of us is a good to feel good. about. the aesthetic perhaps but the choice of pl

do you like coca-cola.well, it has been around for 70 years. and it pays a good dividend. now it is challenged by plastic. it is challenged by water. it is challenged by do millennials continue to like sugared water in an era where millennials care more about their bodies than the people -- baby boomers number of questions to ask mr. quincey, are the trends against him? the short-term is very positive. very positive. the numbers are very -- >> we're going to talk to quincey. it is funny, i was going to focus in part on sustainability and their goals there, it is such an important part now of their delivering for their changing investor base it goes to this theme i've been trying to emphasize, which, of course, is about esg and the significance of that investing and how much the assets are moving into at least with that metric those metrics we never talked about. >> no. and we have to because -- >> how much water consumption do you have >> and water consumption makes excuses, plastic may be a winner i was wi

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here's what's up next. >>> happy birthday, coca-cola. the soft drink giant celebrating its centennial on the new york stock exchange will any of this year's big ipos stand the same test of time? >>> and later, it's a bird, it's a plane. no, it's the cyber truck tesla's divisive pickup making an appearance on the roads of los angeles. what people are saying about the new vehicle. we've gotht ose stories and more when "fast money" returns. - at southern new hampshire university, we believe in education built for all people. - [woman] snhu was the best experience of my life. - [man] without snhu, i wouldn't be the leader i am today. - [woman] i graduated high school 19 years ago. i still finished. - [man] in the military, you feel that sense of accomplishment. that's what snhu is. - you will march from this arena and say to the world.. i did it. - [woman] you did it. i love you. - [graduate] i love you too. >>> welcome back this is a cool story coca-cola ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange that's not even the cool part.

. >>> tonight coca-cola facing some criticism for trying to convince teens that its sugary drinks are healthy according to research by the international journal of environmental research and public health. it analyzed internal documents from 2 ad campaigns. in one it says coke used young social media influencers to promote the drink with teens. a coca-cola spokesperson says quote, the company is cutting sugar in products and doesn't market to kids under 12. >>> a week before christmas, a san jose family has lost everything, but thankfully not their lives. and they owe it to one alert 11-year-old. >> i was inside my door just screaming daddy. >> berlin gomez's alarm went off at 5:30, but when she got up to check her elf on a shelf, she discovered the home where they lived was on fire. >> i don't think we would have made it out if she hadn't woke everybody up. she's an 11-year-old girl. >> reporter: a hero, do you agree with that? >> yes. >> reporter: you do? >> yes. >> reporter: you're very modest. >> thank you. >> the family had no time to grab any possessions and the house unfortunat

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is this is a stick of water bottle phone in the stomach of the fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litter bugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. on. the mountains of waste only grow higher. join me every day on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to. or i'm sure. i'll see you. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle . every week. student debt trade wars money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on our. today there are good terrorists and bad attitudes the bad terrorists and those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat to good terrorists and those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist

but coca-cola has done a great job with the marketing labels.r name, friends names and thought it was cool. you drink the soda, what do you do with the can k? >> this you would hold on until it stops working but 500 times that's a lot frank, thank you. >>> in sports los angeles rams hosting the seattle seahawks for "sunday night football." the seahawks getting on the board first with a field goal. the only points scored during the game's first half. the rams offense battle the birds up 21-3 by halftime. l.a. hold that lead. the rams go on to beat the seahawks, 28-12. >>> on deck, the record rate at which investors are pulling money out of stock funds amid the markets record run >>> plus, wall street placing bets on where the money will be in 2020. and it's not in u.s. equities. detail on that when "worldwide exchange" comes back ♪ ♪ introducing a razor that works differently. the gillette skinguard has a guard between the blades that helps protect skin. the gillette skinguard. ♪ >>> it's time for the executive recap. the headlines you need in 60

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