At Coca-Cola FEMSA, we recognize the significant and urgent challenge of climate change. Our commitment stems from the understanding that this global issue requires collective, informed action to mitigate its impacts while also strengthening our ability to adapt and build resilience against its effects.
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2035 GOALS REDUCE BY 50%Our scope 1 and 2 emissions vs. 2015
In 2025, we achieved a 28% reduction in our Scope 1 and 2 emissions compared to our 2015 baseline.
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2035 GOALS REDUCE BY 20%Our scope 3 emissions vs. 2015 (purchased goods and services, and downstream transportation and distribution)
In 2025, we achieved a 21% reduction in our Scope 3 emissions compared to our 2015 baseline.
The company-wide targets align with the methodologies of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG Protocol) and the Absolute Contraction Approach (ACA), based on a decarbonization trajectory of well below 2°C through 2035.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND MOBILITY
We make strategic investments and energy purchase agreements from renewable sources and efficiency projects. In addition,we are driving transformative changes to our fleet to reduce its carbon footprint and take mitigation actions, maintaining our leadership in vehicle efficiency, environmental care and safety.
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We recognize that climate-related risks represent an evolving challenge that requires a proactive approach to safeguard our operations and strengthen business continuity.
Accordingly, we enhance our climate resilience through the analysis of physical risks across our facilities, engineering studies, hydrological and historical climate data, seasonal plans for rainfall and hurricanes, continuous monitoring, early warning systems, and predefined response actions.
VALUE CHAIN
We continue to replace our cooling equipment with more efficient models that use cutting-edge technologies to reduce energy consumption and incorporate recovered or recycled parts.
This contributes to the reduction of our scope 3 emissions, in addition to helping small and medium-sized companies to reduce their energy consumption costs.
