Coca-Cola    1     (rank) the world's No.1 plastic polluter by Break Free From Plastic and     2     (it) bottles were the most frequently found on beaches, rivers, parks and other litter sites. Last year it was the most     3     (frequent) littered bottle in 37 countries out of 51 surveyed.

The annual audit(审计)，    4     (undertake) by 15,000 volunteers around the world, identifies the largest number of plastic products from global brands found in the highest number of countries. This year they collected 346,494 pieces of plastic waste, 63% of     5    was marked with a consumer brand.

“The world's top polluting corporations claim to be working hard to solve plastic pollution,     6     they are continuing to pump out     7     ( harm) single-use plastic packaging,” said Emma Priestland, Break Free From Plastic's global campaign coordinator (协调员). Priestland said the only way to quit the growing global tide of plastic litter was to stop production.

Coca-Cola came under fire from environmental campaigners earlier this year when it announced it would not abandon plastic bottles, saying they     8     (be) popular with customers. In March, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Nestle and Unilever were found to be responsible     9     half a million tonnes of plastic pollution in six developing     10     (country) each year in a survey.