This investigative documentary exposes the stark contrast between the public sustainability pledges of the Coca-Cola Company and the reality of its global plastic footprint. Through interviews with scientists, historians, and local waste collectors in Tanzania, the film reveals how the beverage giant has systematically replaced reusable glass bottles with single-use plastic, while simultaneously lobbying against effective recycling policies like deposit systems. By examining internal documents and corporate strategies, the film challenges the company's 'World Without Waste' narrative, highlighting the environmental and social costs of its mass-production model.