it is to send it to mexico, process it, and re imported companies linked to multi nationals like coca cola has been singled out in investigations such as the one carried out by peruvian digital media outlets . over public a or public guide, but we'll come back to that later. one reason to import plastic waste is to sell it or use it once it's processed as a raw material in the destination country. there are various types of plastics that are generally suitable for cycling. the most common being polyethylene, terrific. the late or p t, which is usually used to make water or soda bottles. recycled plastic can be used to make textiles packaging, wrapping bottle caps, or even toys. and it's a business that remains largely in the hands of private companies. so if it's legal, then what's the problem the same as you can get. as many people who say it was nice if this had been on the rocks, we spoke with members of collective multi just plastic coast, a group of mexican environmental organizations that compiles official data. they say there's a lot of secrecy around the business and i know i most

a quarter of the pollution comes from 6 companies. coca cola contributes 11 percentage followed by its competitors, pepsi and nestle as part of its campaign world with that waste. coca cola pledged to recycle the equivalent of a 100 percent of its packaging by 2023. pointing to the a. a that's a good solid and assessing of that, the only a i've seen it already for them as i bought this. a lot of the, sorry, not more and nobody i feel like that and based on the knowledge in the wireless say, seems to me, i say a 100 little and by sell of all of the machine will be watching what i'm going to with the most. i mean, i think died we tried unsuccessfully to contact both the coca cola and pet star for an interview to learn more about their sustainability policies. at these plants, as we mentioned at the beginning, mexico is the latin american country with the 2nd largest amount of overall blast of waste. after brazil, we're talking $5700000.00 tons annually was so much plastic within its borders. why is there also an import market? the so we're selling a button less because it, tim actually c

a quarter of the pollution comes from 6 companies. coca cola contributes the level present, followed by its competitors, pepsi and nestle as part of his campaign world without waste. coca cola pledged to recycle the equivalent of a 100 percent of his packaging by 2023 pointing to the a. a definitely of a good solid and assessing of that, the only a i've seen that are in, for massively, for this of the saudi. not more nobody, i see all the time based on the knowledge in the wireless say seems to me it's a 100. so bundle and by sell of all of the machine will be watching what i'm kind of with the most. i mean think died we tried unsuccessfully to contact both coca cola and pet star for an interview to learn more about their sustainability policies. these plans, as we mentioned at the beginning, mexico is the latin american country with the 2nd largest amount of overall blast of waste. after brazil, we're talking $5700000.00 tons annually was so much plastic within its borders. why is there also an import market? the less because because those are too much, but a completeness customer l

but i'm kind of with the most, i mean, any diag we tried unsuccessfully to contact both coca cola and pet star for an interview to learn more about their sustainability policies at these plants, as we mentioned at the beginning, mexico is the latin american country with the 2nd largest amount of overall blast of waste. after brazil, we're talking 5700000 tons annually. was so much plastic within its borders. why is there also an import market? the so we're selling a button less because it's in much cheaper, but i can finish customer lives with david this thomas having a problem in vincent windows system. alicia vasquez is a professor and researcher as referring to the bottles made a p t plastic. the easiest plastic to recycle i had as complete doesn't buy them then no, i was maybe also noticed that goes fairly bash last kind of the plastic was kind of symptom discipline. but as i said, i have some difficulty in this space and then that's what i some big see. so now for a 2nd i am living today, so it's good for him. but as i said is the 2nd question, this open for langford? this somebo

. >> coca-cola. >> open your eyes. i'm holding in my hands none other than a bottle of coca-cola.e tight shot. >> i just -- i know everybody has the same reaction every time. >> speaking of everybody, everybody that's watching cares about their money, they want to see a return on investment on their stocks if you are in speculator, new york, do you know what you want to see if you bought comcast or coca-cola you want to see injure stocks go up. >> that's right. >> you want to see them hitting 52-week highs. can we get -- what is the control room, help me out, what is the 52-week high of coca-cola? >> i know what it is. >> let's see if they can tell us we do have it. what is it $73.53 just so everybody at home knows that means the most that the stock has traded for in the last 52 weeks what's comcast >> about 47. >> $47.11. this changes all the time. there's no way to predict t what did i say, scott, i said don't forget my dollar >> yeah. >> $1 and i want everyone to add this up. help me out. 3 plus 1 is 4. >> 5 and 1 is 6. i was told there would be no math that's $121.64 couldn't

if you are going to do coca-cola, you've got to do full strength. >> tyrus: thank you!ate diet coke. sorry, mr. president. i agree on a lot of things but i only like regular coke and my jacket, that's it. daniels, if you are out there, merry christmas. not a fan of diet coke, i will pass it forward. >> jessica: any diet sodas? >> tyrus: why? if you are going to dance with tthe devil, disco. do the real deal. thank you, joey. >> katie: there is another controversial topic that i think is worse than diet coke. do we actually like eagles? >> kennedy: no, we don't like eagles. they are awful. they are mean. they will take their talents and rip your eyeballs out if you give them the opportunity. i know katie has been to alaska. >> katie: yes. >> kennedy: when i saw the eagles there at the airport, just right outside, the landing strip, i was like, oh, they are so majestic. people were like, do not go near them, don't look at them, they hate you, they hate everything about you. eagles are intrinsically not about freedom, they are about death and destruction -- >> tyrus: top o

back in 2018, coca-cola announced it would recycle the plastic equivalent of every bottle it put outnto the world. now that goal is 70 to 75%. pope francis has upgraded his ride. mercedes benz debuted this all electric popemobile. today, the automaker has long supplied vehicles to the vatican, but this is the first entirely electric ride for the pontiff. the g-class wagon will make its debut during the 2025 jubilee in rome. >> they say the show must go on, but maybe not for san francisco ballet. what's happening that could impact the opening weekend of nutcracker just days away? >> plus, digging into the numbers was turnout from the november election inspiring, or did it leave room for because of a labor dispute. the guild, representing dancers for the san francisco ballet, is demanding better wages and working conditions. their labor contract is expiring on friday. >> as abc seven news anchor dion lim reports, the community impact spans beyond the audience that garland needs to come up right where your right hand is a little bit as the exterior of the war memorial opera house in san

this doge thing, which you can think of as a coca-cola or tesla plan, this is brand-new. the meetings are private and brand-new. but the conflicts are already a problem. there's a company as well, trump org, you may recall, whatever you think about the whole year we lived through, there was a fair process with a jury and a system that found that was a company doing fraud. donald trump also pocketed millions in foreign payments from the first term, again, a conflict of interest. something no other president in either party had done because no other president insisted on trying to operate active businesses that took money from anywhere, let alone foreign governments. and then there's the second term issues. "the new york times" has been reporting that basically, based on what happened in the first term, which had a lot of ethics problems and scandals, a lot of agency heads that trump picked were pushed out and held to account in ways he was not, and lost their jobs. we did a big report on that heading into the election. now they're planning fewer ways to have guardrails, wh

i want you to imagine in this new or the start you know, coca cola yes. yes . take a sip now just for today just to just give your imagination. thank you so. so i have feedback. it's good and bad and it's, i mean, so good buddy, that i think you're very, very much. i think you're very uncomfortable performing for people. you didn't care that you wouldn't defend setting different thoughts or of background. you wouldn't get it without any of that. you have the meetings of the lines in the 1st couple of minutes, which was in kind of a time, but we need to be human being to come out as well. okay, we need to assure your stories of what brakes you or makes you feel unsafe. what has an impact on you? all of that is very important because, you know, and i know that anybody can lunatics performing them is a completely different ball game. war differs you from any other which. so for your 2nd task, you're going to be performing in front of people who has been seeing magic every single day for the last 7 years. these are people whose feedback vi for this is people who ma

yeah, coca cola is another thing that globalism ruined. it used to be a great american brand, and even we even had cocaine in it. and it was awesome. it was a georgia brand. and now it's turned into, you know, disney of soft drinks. but i like it. i just think that if you're going to do coca cola, you got to do full strength. >> thank you. coke. you know what? >> you know what i mean. >> like i cannot wait to get this away. i hate diet coke. sorry, mr. president, i agree with a lot of things, but you need a regular. i only like regular coke in my jack. that's it. daniels, if you're out there, merry christmas, but not a fan of diet coke. i will pass it forward. no point. >> any diet sodas? >> no. it's why, if you're going to. if you're going to dance with the devil disco, go do the real deal. real. you know, like, do the real thing. thank you. >> john. okay. kennedy. so there is another controversial topic that i think is worse than diet coke. and whether you like it. do we actually like eagles? >> no, we don't like eagles. they're awful. t

what a treat, coca-cola honoring carter they now situated $50000 donation to the carter center as well this statement gerald r ford to become the 49th president united states he notably converted the white house back to coca-cola. president nixon and ford were pepsi fans. i do believe president-elect trump is a diet coke fan. carter is leaving behind a long legacy in public health as well. he was diagnosed with melanoma back in 2015 that introduced the world to immunotherapy which led to future cancer research. doctor marc siegel joined just now. how do you think he chooses the diagnosis for cancer patients. >> it made people aware that melanoma was no longer a death sentence. that basically you had an option if melanoma had spread before that was a deadly cancer, his spread to the brain and liver he said in 2019 i don't know if i'm going to make it a very strong prayer and he talks at the school and says my spirit is strong even if my body is weak. then he showed immunotherapy how it's done and melanoma became knowingly very responsive to chemo to immunotherapy and he was right at the

we buy a lot of coca-cola, hotdogs, nachos, and beer, but we never come down to the field to join the team. rich armitage, come down, join the players on the field. we do. as time goes on, japan's economic status rising in the world, the division of labor and responsibilities we put forth. the prime minister described the u.s. and japan alliance shoulder to shoulder. equal partners. to use a baseball metaphor, the united states is a pitcher while japan is a catcher. the united states is the best pitcher in the world, fastballs and devastating breaking balls. japan is a catcher. as a catcher, japan is criticized. japan doesn't have any offensive capability, not so good as a catcher. now japan has grown out of that. today japan is a good, regular catcher for the united states. they don't just received the balls thrown by the united states, we lead the united states -- come to the middle of the plate. no, don't, less is more. low down, offspeed pitch. in between the pitcher and catcher, we welcome the game strategy together with our teammates. we are a good regular catcher. i am very int

he told me that someone was placing drugs on his coca-cola truck.ck. i said, wow. i said, that's pretty serious. and she says, yes. interesting. very. keith morrison: to detective velasquez, that sounded like a made up story. almost as if she was trying to divert suspicion away from someone. an ex-wife would qualify, of course, as a person of interest in this kind of case, but as velasquez and we learned, barbara had an alibi. she wasn't anywhere near florida, she said, when david disappeared. barbara britton: i was not in florida. i was in arizona in the apartment i was nowhere around here. keith morrison: and lacking any further evidence, detective velasquez was with stalled, dead in the water. unless, maybe the man barbara was married to at the time knew something, michael wolfe. a little checking revealed wolfe had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham, lived in alabama. velasquez called her. i told her, i'm investigating getting the disappearance of david jackson. and she said to me, how much evidence do you have agai

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and they also had this like decent campaign that they were going to say that coca-cola causes the reality and they were going to like kind of do both and get rich and the whole thing failed spectacularly. but he did a couple those things and one of them was like a french company that he invested in on the side. and then it ultimately got acquired by revlon and they know gobs of money for it. so then how does that effect him as a policymaker? well, you know, he has no military background. he's just gets himself in the proximity of people like george marshall and others during the wartime exercise, during the wartime years. and he sort of by the end of 43 and 44 in the room arguing with us about the nature of us military strategy, he there was a point in the book where he goes the beach and he's he's on this plan to fundamentally revise the us strategic bombing in japan. it leaves his notes. coney island, which i would not advise you to do today, but mean. so he kind of build, he builds up the confidence that i try to make the case it's in the book that is based on his experience on wall st

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fairlife is owned by coca-cola, do you think that's going to be in the driver's seat next year?e're seeing, kelly, is the basically the emergence of a new category that's taking the stores, the convenience stores by storm, a bit akin what energy drinks went through in the early 2000s we're seeing these high-protein drinks are taking a lot of shelf space in c-stores. bellring has its premier protein drink. coke has helped to drive the category with core power and what we think happens is that, you know, bellring will look to make a stra teen teenic distribution agreement in order to kind of penetrate that c-store channel. right now it's basically you only find protein sections in the pharmacy section. to compete against coke who's building a new factory in new york. >> go rochester. thanks so much for your time. we'll be watching with interest. "power lunch" is after the next. car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where are we going? we're here. (♪♪) surprise!!! . car, were you in on this? nothing gets by you james. . before investing, carefully read an

the toronto temple will begin playing at toronto's coca-cola coliseum in 2026. >> the oakland roots arene step closer to moving into the oakland coliseum. >> the team shared a time lapse video today of crews laying down turf to transform the coliseum into a soccer pitch this sunday. the roots are hosting a select your seat event. it will be open exclusively for 2025 season ticket deposit holders, so they can choose the exact seat where they will watch the games. the team will play 17 games at the former home of the oakland a's in progress for the a's in las vegas. the las vegas stadium authority approved the newest plan to finance the stadium, which is expected to cost almost $2 billion. team owner john fisher and his family have pledged to pay at least $1.1 billion. they'll also receive $380 million in public funding. the rest is expected to be covered by loans. the estimated cost for the stadium recently went up by $250 million. groundbreaking is planned for sometime next year. [music] >> the country's largest holiday light show returned to san francisco tonight. let's glow. sf is a f

. >> if we can keep it as it is now coca-cola it could be a great year.years have been. especially if you think about growth and how consumers have held up. that doesn't have to keep going. what we really want people to focus on are the blind spots. what could go wrong, where, who is in getting enough attention? i think one area, if i had to appoint some fed officials to the blind spot, they showed a lot of complacency in their last summary of economic projections on how well the labor market would continue to hold out. what we saw them write down, the typical official, was something that basically has unemployment rate sticking where it is right now for the next three years. it's a pretty remarkable and frankly, not -- very unusual path and labor market. and yet, there are all kinds of concerns around inflation and the uncertainty around inflation. i'm still concerned there are things in the labor market. , while good, don't quite look sustainable. that's where the problems can come in. >> that's when you think -- if i ask, which is a bigger risk, weaker

yeah, i smoked cigarettes, and i drank coca-cola, soda pops. natalie morales (voiceover): the items found in susan's living room led to a profile of the suspected killer as somebody who smoked and drank coca-cola. so jc checked those boxes and a few more. there were some fingerprints. yeah, that's one of the reasons why they suspected me, is my fingerprints were all over the bathtub and all over the house, because i'd been there several times. natalie morales (voiceover): a bad set of facts only got worse when police asked jc where he was the night susan was killed. did you have an alibi on that night? no, i couldn't even remember where i was or what i was doing that night. and i'm pretty much of a loner. natalie morales (voiceover): now it was jc's turn to take a lie detector test. the test was inconclusive. they couldn't tell if i was lying or telling the truth, in other words. natalie morales (voiceover): so sergeant hensley dialed up the pressure on jc. natalie morales (voiceover): but jc wasn't charged. hensley's focus was on someone else.

i'm wondering is it a good time to take a position in coca-cola? >> think it is.s you've got the 3% i think that may be it and the level you can buy. buy 25 here, and buy 25 at 60 and even buy 25, 58 and it probably won't get there and you get a great average. that's the way you want to bet the stock will come down to your level and it makes you feel more positive while you build a better possession with a very good dividend. we have a bunch of rally types going on right now. i wouldn't blame anyone if they wanted to take a little off the table because they have heightened expectations and can airline stocks go higher. i'll see if they can go up for the long term. then i'm looking at signs of complacency with the market and don't wait for what i'm covering from the vix, and i'm breaking down the post earnings performance from two of the top players so stay with cramer. ♪ ♪ >> don't miss a second of mad money. follow @jimcramer on x. have a question? tweet cramer #madmentions. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 800-743-cnbc. miss something?

peanut is on th floor among others, th energizer bunny, the coca cola bear do you want your picture wit. that is mike santelli, we will see you tomorrow bell: overtime" with jon fortt >>> the bell marks the end of regulation, recording artist ringing the closing bell >>> and let's see, we've got a bit of green on the s&p 500, but not too much you can see it ending there a bit lower. that's the score card on wall wall street. welcome to "closing bell: overtime." i'm jon fortt. morgan brennan is on assignment. investors waiting big tech

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food and beverage stocks, as you know, sandra, like kraft heinz, pepsico, coca-cola have been tradingbraces for a crackdown if rfk is confirmed. >> sandra: i wonder what the reaction is to this. people love the fast food. first on those comparisons, gerri. those were all for the same amounts, right? same size can, same size bigger. those are remarkable differences. i would think that people would entertain if it takes the same to not have all the additives or preservatives or whatever it is that is changing those numbers. have those taken out. speak of the company say we are to satisfying american appetites. this is what americans want to eat. they want more sugar and they want more fat. but i have to tell you, i think a lot of people would opt right out. i know these companies, and we have reach as many of them and they haven't gotten back to us, that's what they have said on record in the past. when you make these comparisons, it is really eye-opening as to what we are eating and we're not getting when you're in europe, walking around and feeling like, i ate a lot but i feel really