Coca cola Unethical practices at kala dera, jaipur(rajasthan)

Ethics are often defined as going beyond what's legal and doing what's right, even when nobody is looking. So once we are talking about unethical behaviour in business, we're talking about actions that do not conform to the suitable standards of business operations, failing to try to what's right in every situations.

In some cases, it's going to be a private within a business who is unethical within the course of his or her and at other times, we're talking about the company culture, where the entire business is corrupt from the highest down , with disastrous results for society.

Some of the common examples of Unethical practices are:

• ·       Exploiting workers
• ·       Exploiting tax loopholes
• ·       Misleading the facts
• ·       Creating fake identities
• ·       Not giving proper remuneration
• ·       Gender decimation
• ·       Child labour, etc.

I would like give my opinion on unethical practices done by the company Coca Cola.

The Coca-Cola Company is an American multinational corporation and manufacturer, retailer and manufacturer of non-alcoholic beverage. The corporate started operating in India since 1950. The unethical practice terminated by 'Coca-Cola' was the case of 'Kala Dera'. Let me explain it out--

Kala Dera may be a large village outside the village of Jaipur (Rajasthan) where agriculture is that the primary source of livelihood. Coca-Cola step-up its production unit at Kala Dera in 2000. And within a year, the community began to notice a rapid decline in groundwater levels. Unusable well water at kala dera is confirmed for the use of the production

That was the worst situation. For farmers, losing of groundwater effected directly into loss of their income. For women, it mean having to steer a further 5-6 kilometres just to fetch water to satisfy the essential daily needs of the family. for several children in Kala Dera, it mean leaving schools to supply much needed hand doing household works since the ladies had additional burdens.

The community in Kala Dera organised itself to challenge the Coca-Cola company for the deficiency of water conditions- through extraction and pollution and demanded the closure of the Coca-Cola plant.

So, this is often only the unethical practice of Coca Cola that I assumed would be the foremost concern one because it affect the livelihood of the farmers and also affect the education system.

I hope you my blog will be informative to you and do share your views on this blog by commenting on it.

refference: https://theecologist.org/2010/apr/23/coca-cola-misleading-investors-over-water-use-india

Thank you,

Sameer srivastava