可口可乐附属公司Femsa为墨西哥的供水许可证支付155美元,引发了关于公平定价的辩论。 Coca-Cola affiliate Femsa pays $155 for water permits in Mexico, sparking debate over fair pricing.

2017年的一份报告称,可口可乐附属公司Femsa只为墨西哥的每份水证支付155美元,这引起了对公平定价和做法的关切。 A 2017 report claims that Femsa, a Coca-Cola affiliate, pays just $155 for each water permit in Mexico, raising concerns about fair pricing and practices. 可口可乐在汽水销售中占有70%的市场份额。 Coca-Cola holds a 70% market share in soda sales. 批评者认为,这突出了国家水委员会许可程序的问题,尽管公司声称它遵守当地法律。 Critics argue that this underscores issues with the National Water Commission's permit process, though the company claims it follows local laws. 城市化、基础设施落后和公司用水情况使水危机更加恶化,影响到圣克里斯托瓦尔·德拉斯·卡萨斯等社区,缺水是一个日益严重的问题。 The water crisis is exacerbated by urbanization, poor infrastructure, and corporate water usage, affecting communities like San Cristóbal de las Casas, where water scarcity is a growing issue.