Sustainability

Whether we're working to reduce our carbon footprint, replenish watersheds, or increase recycling initiatives, our goal is simple: incorporate sustainability into every action we take.

Packaging

By 2022, CCSWB became the first U.S. bottler to use an average of 50% recycled plastic (rPET) in every plastic bottle it produces. We've been able to reduce nearly 33 million pounds of plastic waste occurring each year.

Recycling

CCSWB actively engages with the communities where it operates to promote recycling and sustainability awareness. We partner with local organizations to implement sustainable initiatives and innovative technology to promote recycling habits and reduce waste contamination. For example, CCSWB promotes recycling at events like the Sips & Sounds Festival in Austin or the San Antonio Rodeo, rewarding attendees for recycling efforts with prizes and medals.

Water Conservation

Through partnerships with innovative watershed and agricultural initiatives, we're committed to replenishing water supply and providing cleaner water access. For example, CCSWB has partnered with national organization, Ducks Unlimited, to support water replenishment across Texas. The partnership helps create levees, provide soil and reduce flood risk in Dallas and other cities across the state.

Energy

We purchase 100% renewable energy across all of our Texas-based deregulated locations - the first long-term energy contract of this size among North American Coca-Cola bottlers.

Community Service

We live and work in the communities we serve. Through active volunteerism and millions of dollars in annual cash and product contributions, we're invested in seeing them thrive.

Education

Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages is dedicated to supporting students in every community we serve. That’s why we use our resources to donate laptops, award scholarships and invest in technology labs to aid students on their education journey. Our commitment to education also extends to various community outreach programs, mentorship opportunities, and partnerships with local schools to enhance the learning environment.

Empowerment

We promote economic opportunity and job creation in our communities. Through volunteerism and donations, we support women-owned and minority-owned enterprises, veterans, and small businesses to advance growth and opportunity across our region.

Environment

We are an involved member in the local communities we serve. That's why our facilities team up with organizations like Keep Texas Beautiful to volunteer in local clean-up events.

Global & Local
Perspective

Supportive Environment

At CCSWB, we're committed to fostering an environment where every employee feels welcome, supported, and empowered to do their best. As a company, our employees are our greatest strength. We reflect their voices and interests in every local community we serve, like the She Is A CEO Foundation, the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas LULAC, and the NAACP.

International Perspective

We proudly contribute to the greater exchange of goods and services between U.S. and Mexican stakeholders by fostering economic, cultural, and political interchange.

Donations

We want to help!
Need to request a charitable contribution or product donation? Please submit your request at least 30 days prior to your event and allow two weeks for response.

Submit a Request

Prior to completing the request form, please assure it meets the following criteria:

Organization must have a 501(c)(3) or (6) status and Tax ID number.
Request should align with our community investment priorities (education, empowerment, and environment).
Request should be submitted at least 30 days prior to event.
Request must be from an organization located within our AC-CCSWB franchise territory (Texas, and parts of Arkansas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma).

Please note we are unable to consider requests for contributions or donations for the following:

Individuals or personal fundraising initiatives (e.g. GoFundMe).
Donations for religious, fraternal, or political purposes.
Private or for-profit organizations.
Courtesy advertising (yearbooks, school programs, etc.)
Organizations without charitable 501(c)(3) or (6) designation and Tax ID number.