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Blow to Coca Cola as Supreme Court dismisses appeal on Sh8bn bottle case
This was on all of the Coca Cola, Fanta, Krest, Stoney and Sprite brands.
https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/realtime/2023-11-20-blow-to-coca-cola-as-supreme-court-dismisses-appeal-on-sh8bn-bottle-case/
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It's so commendable seeing the judiciary system standing up with the right thing
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Great for Kenya's judiciary to stand with the right thing, consumers have a right to know what they are consuming. Furthermore the company must stop the use of plastic bottles for packaging no matter the cost for the sake of our climate.
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@joseph_githinji It's commendable that Kenya's judiciary supports transparency in consumer products.
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@joseph_githinji The big step that we should aim is to stop the plastic bottles packaging.
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@joseph_githinji they need all cards on the table, and let them make their choice to consume or not.
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coca cola is such a huge company that has the capacity to control lasting t
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This is a notable setback for the company.
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@princess_nel_268 they need to change and switch to sustainable packaging
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This news highlights a setback for Coca-Cola, as the Supreme Court dismisses their appeal on an Sh8bn bottle case. The case revolves around the absence of nutritional information on glass bottles compared to plastic ones, prompting a petition for transparency. The courts have ruled in favor of consumers, emphasizing the importance of informing buyers about what they are consuming. This issue also raises concerns about the environmental impact of plastic usage, urging companies like Coca-Cola to consider eco-friendly alternatives in light of growing environmental challenges and the need to address climate change.
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@rukia_ahmed_abdi consumers have the right to know what they are consuming
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@rukia_ahmed_abdi The Kenyan courts are doing a commendable job standing up for right