The House Resolution commends the Louisiana Oil Marketers Association (LOMA) as it celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary and designates May 20, 2026, as Louisiana Oil Marketers Association Day. LOMA represents over 250 member companies that operate more than 3,000 convenience stores, service stations, and related outlets across Louisiana, supplying nearly three billion gallons of motor fuel annually to both motorists and various commercial users, including farmers and government entities. Founded 75 years ago, LOMA has evolved into a significant trade association that provides political representation, educational resources, and industry support to enhance the petroleum marketing sector in the state.

The resolution highlights LOMA's vital role in Louisiana's energy and transportation infrastructure, ensuring the reliable distribution of refined petroleum products. It acknowledges the association's contributions to the local economy through job creation and community investment, as well as its ongoing efforts to address industry challenges such as regulatory compliance and fuel theft prevention. The recognition of LOMA's anniversary serves to honor its legacy of service and economic impact on the citizens of Louisiana.