Coca-Cola Malaysia promotes circular economy with key partners


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 11 Oct 2023

(From left) American Malaysian Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM Malaysia) chief executive officer Siobhan Das,The Coca-Cola Company (ASEAN and South Pacific) sustainability and partnerships director Kirsten van Zandwijk, Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad, Coca-Cola Bottlers Malaysia (Malaysia-Singapore-Brunei) public affairs, communications and sustainability director Khairul Anwar Ab. Gahani and Malaysia Recycling Alliances (MAREA) chief executive officer Roberto Benetello officiated and served as the keynote speakers for Coca-Cola's AMCHAM Spotlight Session titled "Our Future, Our Choice – Sustainability Forum."

KUALA LUMPUR: Coca-Cola Malaysia, in association with the American Malaysian Chamber Of Commerce (AMCHAM Malaysia), hosted a special AMCHAM Spotlight Session titled "Our Future, Our Choice – Sustainability Forum."

The forum focused on accelerating the transition to circularity for plastic packaging in Malaysia.

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