The Senate Resolution recognizes Tuesday, April 7, 2026, as Coca-Cola Day at the Louisiana State Capitol, honoring Coca-Cola UNITED for its significant contributions to the state. Established in Louisiana over 124 years ago, Coca-Cola UNITED has become a vital part of the local economy, operating seven facilities and employing over 2,300 residents. The company has made a substantial economic impact, contributing approximately $937 million annually and supporting thousands of jobs in related industries. Additionally, Coca-Cola UNITED has invested over $210 million in capital improvements over the past decade, demonstrating its commitment to growth and community well-being.

Coca-Cola UNITED is also recognized for its dedication to promoting healthier lifestyles and addressing childhood obesity. The company has implemented initiatives to reduce beverage calories in schools and has actively participated in community programs focused on sustainability and environmental responsibility. The resolution commends Coca-Cola UNITED for its legacy, economic impact, and ongoing efforts to engage with and support the residents and communities of Louisiana. A copy of the resolution will be sent to Chris Alack, Vice President of the Louisiana Division of Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED.