Coca-Cola HBC AG 2013 SR
The report provides detailed sustainability performance data for Coca-Cola HBC for the 2013 fiscal year, complementing its Annual Integrated Report. Key highlights include a 23% improvement in water efficiency since 2004 and the achievement of treating 100% of wastewater across all operations. The company reduced its operational carbon emissions by 3% compared to 2012 and continued its quad-generation power plant program. Socially, the company achieved a 17% improvement in its lost-time incident rate and invested over €9.5 million in community programs. The report follows GRI 3.1 guidelines and serves as a Communication on Progress for the UN Global Compact.
Company: Coca-Cola HBC AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Switzerland
Year: 2013
Type: SR
Pages: 52
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Coca-Cola HBC AG
Global Reporting Initiative Communication On Progress Report
The report provides detailed sustainability performance data for Coca-Cola HBC for the 2013 fiscal year, complementing its Annual Integrated Report. Key highlights include a 23% improvement in water efficiency since 2004 and the achievement of treating 100% of wastewater across all operations. The company reduced its operational carbon emissions by 3% compared to 2012 and continued its quad-generation power plant program. Socially, the company achieved a 17% improvement in its lost-time incident rate and invested over €9.5 million in community programs. The report follows GRI 3.1 guidelines and serves as a Communication on Progress for the UN Global Compact.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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