Morocco
Algeria
Ghana
In order to pursue our goals to improve water use efficiency and use 100% local replenishment of water in our beverages by 2030 and preserve the watershed we conducted a feasibility study to further reuse our treated effluent.
WasteWater Treatment Plants
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