Healthy products/services

What we are doing

  • Our aim is to develop sustainable communities and work toward solutions for social issues while maintaining communication with communities.
CSV Goals (Creating Shared Value)
*The base year is 2015 and the target year is 2025 unless otherwise noted.
Products
  • 100%:Zero / low colorie option for core brands
  • 300%:Product growth of FOSHU/Foods with Function Claims (compared to 2016)
  • 100%:Front-of-pack calorie label & straightforward nutritional information
  • 100%:Observaion of The Coca-Cola Campany Responsible Marketig Policy
Policy

Open communication and correct information

In the Coca-Cola system, we strive to provide easy-to-understand product information to consumers so they can manage their health and choose the beverages best suited to their individual needs. This includes product explanations on our website and calorie information on the front of nearly all Coca-Cola Company products*.
Furthermore, Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Holdings Inc. conducts programs for local community residents in order to help support active, healthy lives and lifestyles through beverages.

* Front-of-package calorie information is not provided for fountain beverages (including products for in-cup vending machines and dispensers), returnable bottles, powdered products, diluted products, or water (non-sugar and unflavored).

Hydration seminars

There has been an increase in heatstroke and other health incidents related to high temperatures and humidity in recent years, and proper hydration during daily life and recreational activities has become more important than ever. Since we manufacture and sell beverages, we work toward the prevention of heatstroke through providing hydration seminars for schools, various organizations, and companies.
At these seminars, we communicate the importance of hydration and replenishing minerals, and the basics of preventing heatstroke.
Going forward, we will contribute to the prevention of heat stroke by utilizing the web meeting system to communicate knowledge on correct hydration to more people.

Drink Education seminars

In addition to communicating correct hydration, we hold IN IKU seminars to introduce various types of soft drinks and explain how to choose the right drink for each occasion and physical condition. In this seminar, we cover the characteristics and differences between FOSHU and Foods with Function Claims, which are often confused with each other, and explain how to read ingredients, nutrition, calories, and expiration date and other information on labels that are useful when selecting products.

Supporting Consumers' Health with an Extensive Product Line-up

We offer a wide product line-up adapted to diverse needs. We have responded to growing health consciousness with products such as mineral water, non-sugar tea, and no-calorie beverages, and in recent years we have also expanded our line-up to include Foods for Specified Health Uses (FOSHU) and Foods with Function Claims. We support our consumers' lifestyles through products that provide overall refreshment and contribute to improving health.

Coke ON Walk

Coke ON is a smartphone app that enables consumers to collect one stamp for each beverage purchased at compatible vending machines and then receive a drink voucher when they have collected 15 stamps. The app now features the Coke ON Walk function, which enables consumers to collect stamps for achieving certain walking targets. Through rewards for reaching cumulative step goals and special events, we help consumers develop healthy habits.

Mocktails

We are expanding the ways in which we can support a variety of consumer lifestyles by proposing a range of mocktail (non-alcoholic cocktail) recipes for the enjoyment of people who do not drink alcohol.

Drinks with no artificial coloring

“Fanta Grape” and “Fanta Orange” have no artificial flavors or coloring, and “Minute Maid Qoo Wakuwaku Orange” has no preservatives or artificial coloring.

Various package sizes and PET bottle shapes

We offer a wide range of packages, from drinking scenes and sizes to suit your taste, to easy-to-reach designs and shapes that are easy to recycle after drinking.

Peko Raku Bottle

The “Peko Raku Bottle” is not just crushable, but compared to conventional PET bottles, it is easier to “hold” and “pour”.
The “Peko Raku Bottle” weighs just 29g, and its polygonal design means that the bottle can be easily crushed by lightly pressing down in a diagonal direction.

Air Bottle

The Air Bottle was introduced for the “AQUARIUS” sports drink 500ml PET in 2010. Its ergonomic design allows consumers to easily hold the bottle, and the air cushion-like feel offers a comfortable grip.

Tenipita (perfect grip) bottle

Basic principle on communities

We will further deepen the bonds we have cultivated with our local communities over long period of time and prosper together with the society towards sustainable future.
As a company cherished by all the people, we will continuously activate communities and materialize CSV (Creating Shared Value) with the society by facing challenges tackled by the society and local communities.

Policy on communities

We operate our business along with the following environmental policy, guidelines and definitions

  1. Materializing CSV (Creating Shared Value) with society
    We will materialize CSV (Creating Shared Value) by making contributions to local economies through our businesses including sales activities and generation of employment and engage in various support in response to the challenges and issues local communities face at all times.
  2. Dialogue and engagement with stakeholders in the communities
    We carry out various activities with collecting the needs of local communities at all times. Upon implementing the activities, we keep in mind having dialogue and engagement with more diverse and greater number of stakeholders.
  3. Guidelines on support*
    When marketing is involved, we understand and comply with the policies stipulated by The Coca-Cola Company(TCCC)including “Responsible Marketing Policy” and “Global School Beverage Guidelines”. Bylaws correspond to the following guidelines upon implementing activities.
    • It shall align with Our Mission, Vision, Value.
    • Upon supporting an event, it shall be aimed at resulting in CSV (Creating Shared Value) with society, which also enables us to win publicity, and to make diverse and greater number of stakeholders including employees engaged and participate.
    • We never support organizations or entities that discriminate based on race, gender, skin color, nationality or social origin, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
    • We basically do not support individuals, religious endeavors, political, legislative, lobbying or organizations.
    • *Note that we follow the definitions of “Organize”, “Sponsor”, “Partner” “Support” and “Marketing” as stated below.
      Organize
      Planning, execution and management of operations by us as a main role.
      Sponsor
      Proactive cooperation upon execution including monetary support by agreeing on the summary of a business, an activity, an event etc.
      Partner
      Provide support to a plan, a business, an activity, an event, a corporation or organization to expose the company name etc.
      Support
      All of the above
      Marketing
      Marketing includes all commercial advertisement that can be spread to general public through media. Key objectives of the media are to promote products or influence consumer behaviors. Communication for mainly non-profit purposes such as education and public service advertising are not included.
  4. Supplementary provision
    The policy is enacted and enforced effective January 1, 2018
    (Revised in June 2021)