Senate Resolution No. by Senator Barrow designates May 15, 2024, as Coca-Cola Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. This resolution highlights the historical significance of the Baton Rouge Coca-Cola Bottling Company, founded in 1906, and its evolution into a major player in the Coca-Cola UNITED Bottling Company. The company has been a part of Louisiana's landscape since 1902, operating seven facilities across the state and employing over 2,300 individuals. Coca-Cola UNITED is recognized for its commitment to sustainability, community support, and significant economic contributions, including over $100 million in capital investments in 2023.

The resolution also emphasizes Coca-Cola UNITED's dedication to environmental initiatives, such as recycling practices and partnerships with organizations like Keep Louisiana Beautiful. The company has invested more than $6.5 million in community programs and has a substantial economic impact, supporting over 14,730 jobs and contributing to the state's economy. By designating Coca-Cola Day, the Senate acknowledges the company's long-standing values of quality, excellence, integrity, and respect, which have positively influenced associates, consumers, and communities throughout its 120-year history in Louisiana.