2006 Sustainability Report - Coca-Cola Amatil

Glossary
Coca-Cola Amatil (CCA): the
company, listed on the Australian
Stock Exchange produces, sells
and distributes Coca-Cola trademark
brand products in six countries –
Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia,
South Korea, Fiji and Papua
New Guinea.
The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC):
the world’s largest beverage
company. TCCC has a 32%
shareholding in CCA.
Bottlers: business entities that
manufacture, distribute and sell
beverages of The Coca-Cola Company
under a franchise agreement.
Carbonated soft drinks (CSDs):
sparkling non-alcoholic beverages
such as Coca-Cola, Fanta and Sprite.
Coca-Cola system or Coke system:
TCCC and its bottling partners. In this
report the Coke system refers to joint
initiatives of CCA together with TCCC.
Cold Drink Equipment: coolers, vending
machines and fountains in the
marketplace that cool beverages for
immediate consumption.
Concentrate: base of a beverage, to
which water and other ingredients are
added to produce beverages. These are
mainly supplied to bottlers by TCCC.
Container Deposit Levy: regulations
which enable consumers to receive a
refund when they return an empty
bottle (currently five cents per bottle,
only in South Australia.)
Functional beverages: a drink, such as
fruit juice, which has other benefits
beyond hydration and the supply of
carbohydrates.
Group: describes all CCA operations
across all geographic locations.
Horeca: Hotels, Restaurants
and Cafes.
Lightweighting: reducing the amount
of raw materials used to produce
lighter packaging.
LTIFR: Lost Time Injury
Frequency Rates.
Megalitre: one million litres,
equivalent to one olympic
swimming pool.
Non-CSDs: non-carbonated, nonalcoholic
beverages which include
waters and flavoured waters, juices,
sports and energy drinks and teas.
PET: Polyethylene Terephthalate.
The material from which CCA’s
plastic soft drink bottles are made.
Plant: a bottling facility, where
beverages are produced.
The Coca-Cola Quality System (TCCQS):
the global quality management
system of TCCC, aligned to the
ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001
(Environment) and OHSAS 18001
(Health and Safety) standards
endorsed by key bottlers.
Top to Top: Meeting of the senior
executives from The Coca-Cola
Company and key anchor bottlers.
Unit case: a unit case is the
equivalent of 24 8oz (237ml) serves
or 5.678 litres.
Water Use Ratio: the KPI used by
CCA to measure water use in the
bottling plant, expressed in litres
of water used per litre of produced
beverage (Litres/Finished Beverage
Litres – L/FBL).
This report is printed on paper which is Elemental Chlorine Free and uses pulp derived from sustainable forests.
33