RCCB Fresno
Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling + Reyes Holdings
New 205,000 SF Distribution Center
We know that when the communities where we live and work thrive, our business thrives. Whether it be through volunteerism, product donations, philanthropic support, or partnerships, we strive to have a positive and lasting impact in our communities, especially in times of need.
We seek to support a circular economy and keep waste out of nature by finding innovative ways to encourage our employees to recycle – at work, at home, and in our communities. Similarly, we work to minimize, recycle, and reuse materials involved in our manufacturing and distribution operations across our global enterprise.
Energy plays a critical role in our ability to be a global leader in the production and distribution of food and beverage products. In all of our facilities, we are focused on identifying opportunities to increase our energy efficiency. This includes investments in energy-saving improvements in our existing facilities and designing new facilities with energy conservation in mind.
Our logistics network is enabled by a fleet of 12K+ trucks/trailers dedicated to delivering millions of cases of food and beverages to customers nationwide. Through Reyes Fleet Management and their use of new technologies, training and improved operational practices, we continue to make progress towards our goal of drastically reducing fuel use & emissions.
Reyes Cares encompasses five focus areas where we feel we can have the most meaningful impact – Community, Recycling, Energy, Fuel & Emissions, and Water We place a priority on water stewardship and are working to do our part to conserve, restore and replenish our local water supplies. As we look to the future, we are working to build tailored targets that reflect local contexts and needs, aiming to make a greater difference where it matters most. Our water stewardship efforts focus on: Efficiency, Treatment, Assessment and Replenishment.
We believe in making a positive impact in the communities where we live and work. As part of our commitment, we believe in the power and necessity of working together to lift up those around us and leave a better world for future generations.
Fresno
Operation Gobble (City of Fresno)
Food 4 Less Golf Tournament
Supporting Central Valley Honor Flight
Ronald McDonald House
Kids & Clays
From Our House to Yours Telethon
Happy Hearts Golf Tournament
Supporting Valley Children’s Hospital
Boys and Girls Club of Fresno
Buck Rock Foundation
Caltrans Annual Diversity & Awareness Event
Fresno City College Ram Pantry
Fresno Rescue Mission
Project Impact
Sunset Elementary School Carnival
Automobile Chargers (12) - 2024
Service Vehicles / Vans (14) - 2024
Straight Trucks (3) – 2024
Tractors (36) – Phased Approach
2027: 25% tractor-trailer fleet
2030: 50% tractor-trailer fleet
2033: 75% tractor-trailer fleet
2036: 100% tractor-trailer fleet
ZEVs
Idling Initiatives
Initiated October 2021
Up to 2.6% reduction in fuel / site.
Employees: 214
Size: 65,000 SF; 7.24 acres
Opportunities:
Energy management – Efficiency, Solar, EVs
Limited dock positions (4); excessive trailer shuttling Limited vehicle service capabilities
Undersized for business volume
Limited employee amenities
Current Malaga Operations
RCCB Malaga
Proposed
Current
Employees: 285 (w/ Future Growth)
Size: 205,000 SF (with 2nd floor offices); 14.8 acres
Direct access to Hwy 99 & 41
Truck Yard - Site Maneuvering for EVs
Located near similar businesses
Single building solution
Proposed New Site Selection
RCCB Fresno
Industry Best Practices on Layout & Design
Provide community...
Visually appealing building and landscaping
Location for future bus stop on East Avenue
Improved street lighting
Great employment / training opportunities
Ongoing community partnership
New Site Benefits
RCCB Fresno
Modernized Operations
Employee Amenities: EV Parking, bicycle storage, employee hospitality area, outdoor amenities, training center, conditioned warehouse Operations: 100% electric MHE equipment, EV chargers for service vehicles and vans, demand response, higher storage heights Solar: 560 kW PV System; Offset >90% of the energy usage Sustainable Construction:
Reduced Heat Island Impact
Roof & Pavement
Water Use and Reduction
Plumbing Fixtures & Landscaping
Energy Use and Reduction
Solar
Efficient HVAC + Lighting
Material Use and Enhancement
Wellness
RCCB Fresno
Sustainable Construction: RH integrative process for sustainable new construction: design impact, construction impact, operations impact Native and drought-resistant plantings; outdoor water usage 77% lower than LEED baseline Low-flow fixtures (faucets, toilets, urinals)
Efficient lighting, HVAC, controls and daylighting
Building commissioning; focus on air quality, occupant comfort, efficiency; iterative process Minimum 75% of construction debris recycled; IAQ plan for construction Regional and recycled construction materials and finishes Material collection/recycling for stretch wrap, cardboard, mixed use; 100% landfill diversion by 2030 company-wide; 100% of packaging recyclable by 2025 company-wide RCCB Fresno
RCCB Commitment to Fresno Community
1. Dedicated truck routes
Minimal disruption to residential neighborhoods
Trucks will no longer need to use Central Ave to get on/off the freeway; utilize North Ave
2. Dedicated rideshare parking
3. Indoor & outdoor amenity spaces for employees
4. Truck and equipment idling programs – Construction; On-going Operations ZEV Plan
EV chargers for automobiles
100% material handling equipment
100% service vehicles and vans
Phased approach for tractors
5. Sustainability – Renewable energy commitment
6. Community Outreach
Continued commitment to support Fresno initiatives
Investment in Community Benefit Fund
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New Location
Existing Location