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Staff at the Rotorua store ditching its Coca-Cola products say they have been overwhelmed by the public reaction to their stand. Okere Falls Store announced this week it will be removing its Coca-Cola fridge from mid-next month, citing environmental and health concerns behind its decision. The fridge not only contains fizzy drinks but also other products owned by Coca-Cola, including Powerade and Kiwi Blue water. A notice posted outside the store and on its Facebook page said the team believed 'what you drink should not only taste good, it should be good for the land'. It said plastic bottles took more than years to break down and poisoned the environment and wildlife. For every six plastic bottles bought, only one was recycled. The manufacture of plastic bottles also caused pollution, the post said. The notice said fizzy drinks should be without preservatives, phosphoric acid and colouring and with 'nothing that you can't pronounce and not loaded with sugar'. Ms Chater said the store owner Sarah Uhl and staff were completely on board with the decision. She wanted to do more and this store was a good place to start because we already stand for being as sustainable and organic as we can as well as being health-conscious. Another customer, Patricia Lunt, said anything in favour of the environment and curbing childhood obesity was brilliant. By this morning more than people had reacted to the Facebook post, had shared it and 79 commented. Many responses were positive with one congratulating the store for setting an example and another supporting its vision for a healthy environment and healthy people. Other commenters suggested selling Coca-Cola in glass bottles or offering a plastic recycling service. One questioned why the store was singling out Coca-Cola rather than other companies that sold drinks in plastic bottles. The AI-powered traps can accurately distinguish between target and non-target species. Okere Falls Store near Rotorua. Trap maker unleashes AI in the war against possums. Interest rates. Darcy Ungaro: How long should you fix your mortgage? Premium NZ golf brand retailer in liquidation after two years. A lifeline for distressed businesses. Latest from Business Premium. Reserve Bank may cut cash rate by 75 basis points, but is it justified? New rules spark insulation innovation.