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I will mention the Coca Cola plant in Cayey, Puerto Rico. I consulted with them some years ago, and they were #1 in Coca Cola's water consumption world wide.
by knob 11y ago
I will mention the Coca Cola plant in Cayey, Puerto Rico.
I consulted with them some years ago, and they were #1 in Coca Cola's water consumption world wide.
If I am not mistaken, they would "use" 1-1/2 gallons of water for every 1 gallon of soft drink they produced.
I do remember the water treatment plant operator working with co-workers from other countries... especially Haiti.
What they told me is that in Haiti, Coca Cola's operation were really bad in wastefulness, and under the company's initiative they were trying to bring their Haiti water treatment plant in-line with Puerto Rico's.
- mapleoin 11y ago> they were #1 in Coca Cola's water consumption world wide. This sounds like they're the biggest consumer, but the rest of your comment sounds more like they're the most efficient consumer?
- knob 11y agoYou are 100% right... I messed that up. They were the most efficient. Sorry about that!
- nashashmi 11y agoThis relates more to the information found online. But I think the original article is talking about how much water it takes to produce all of the ingredients as well. It is not a very fair way of comparing one resource to another.