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The report of the High State Control has revealed a series of serious violations during the process of disposal of tons of expired beverages by the "Coca-Cola" entity , raising concerns about the lack of transparency and law enforcement.
According to the report, the record of disposal does not contain the signatures of the Environmental and Tax Inspectors, as required by law. Instead, the document is signed only by the inspectors of an institution, excluding other representatives responsible for guaranteeing the regularity of procedures. Also, the report highlights the lack of photos from the place of disposal and the release form from the warehouse, a key document to prove the removal of expired products.
"Ora News" turned to AKU for information on disposal procedures carried out by "Coca-Cola" during 2019. In response, it was confirmed that the entity has carried out four disposals for a total of 1,809,054 liters of drink and 304 kg other products, but the detailed list of products was not made available.
The situation becomes more alarming when the National Environment Agency, the institution responsible for monitoring these processes, officially declared that during 2019 there is no relevant practice for the disposal of this subject. This raises big questions about where and how to deal with this large amount of expired drinks.
Are these products really disposed of? If so, where did they end up?
Why has a global company like "Coca-Cola" avoided the involvement of all necessary parties in this process?
Until full transparency is provided, it remains unclear whether these procedures were performed as required by law and safety standards.
This situation calls for immediate intervention to ensure that such violations are not repeated in the future.
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