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Principales importadoras de basura plástica en México están vinculadas a Coca Cola

De 2012 a setiembre de este año, un grupo de empresas vinculadas a Coca Cola importaron a México un total de 72.921 toneladas de basura plástica. Un análisis revela que en los últimos 10 años estas compañías introdujeron toneladas de desechos plásticos desde Estados Unidos y China.

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