Our work around this resource focuses on three priorities:
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We have a dual approach: responsible water use and environmental protection. We are committed to reducing our water use ratio per beverage produced and treating 100% of the water we discharge, in accordance with local requirements and those established by The Coca-Cola Company, to ensure that water is of sufficient quality to sustain aquatic life.
OUR 2026 GOAL:
1.35 liters of water per liter produced.
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2022
1.46
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2023
1.42
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2024
1.38*
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2025
1.35
Conservation of ecosystems within the basins in which we operate remains one of the most important elements to improve water resilience.
We implement nature-based solutions projects that, in addition to enhancing water infiltration, also mitigate climate-related risks such as biodiversity loss and natural disasters.
We have a positive impact on more than 193.8 thousand hectares in Latin America through our conservation, protection and reforestation efforts, which in 2024, allowed us to replenish more than 100% of the water we use to produce our beverages.
Our goal is to replenish to nature and communities 100% of the water used in finished products on an aggregate basis, and 100% of the total water used at each priority site by 2035.
Mexico
Through Aguas Firmes, an alliance that promotes collective water action, we advance nature-based replenishment alongside Grupo Modelo, The Coca-Cola Company, Fundación Coca-Cola México, and Fundación FEMSA.
Uruguay
We protect 250 hectares through the +Water +Identity project in the Santa Lucía basin, contributing to water conservation, endemic forest preservation, and groundwater recharge that supplies Montevideo, in collaboration with Fundación FEMSA.
We promote access to water, generating partnerships to find innovative solutions to improve the availability of this resource and support long-term health and prosperity for the communities in which we operate.
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People benefited from Mexico
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48,270
the Escuelas con Agua program.
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20,000
A 500 m3 water tank installed in San Juan del Río, Querétaro.
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24,800
In 2025 from leak repair efforts in Chiapas.
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People benefited from Guatemala
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1,623
The Llevemos Agua program through the construction
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73
Families benefited from rainwater harvesting systems installed through the Vivienda Digna program.
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6,000
Improvements to rural water supply systems in Río Hondo.
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People benefited from Southern Central America
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21,718
Four rainwater harvesting systems installed in schools.
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3,160
Rural water access solutions.
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People benefited from Colombia
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220
El Corazón del Agua Somos, a community water stewardship program in Tocancipá and Sesquilé.
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People benefited from Brazil
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38,000
Reservatórios de Água, a program to improve water access.
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9,836
Students benefited from the environmental education program.
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Beneficiados en Argentina
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6
Agricultural producers in Entre Ríos strengthened water-use efficiency.
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CEO WATER MANDATE AND ALLIANCE FOR WATER STEWARDSHIP (AWS)
In Coca-Cola FEMSA we reinforced our commitment to efficient water resource care and use by joining CEO Water Mandate and its Water Resilience Coalition initiative. This initiative collaborates with the United Nations and other entities to address global water challenges. Through it, we will collaborate to improve water resilience in our operations and supply chains, and join the effort to achieve collective positive impact in at least 100 vulnerable basins by 2030.
Additionally, in our certified plants and those in the process of being certified under the standard, we maintain sustainable water management practices based on the five outcomes of the Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS).
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GOOD WATER GOVERNANCE
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SUSTAINABLE WATER BALANCE
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GOOD WATER QUALITY STATUS
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IMPORTANT WATER-RELATED AREAS
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SAFE WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE FOR ALL (WASH)
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