Coca-Cola was just banned in this South County
As a source says, Coke "is too" awake "" for residents of the region.
If it was a really hot summer day in the south, you would look for abeautiful cold drink, law? It has just received a little harder in a Northern Carolina community, after the county leaders decided to prohibit everythingCoca Cola Automatic distributors on what they refer to Coke's "left" values.
The big brands face routine controversies and Coca-Cola Co. has hada lot on his plate recently. In particular, the beverage giant has been an unexpected actor in the fallout of the 2020-year-old presidential election, because the brand based at Atlanta has issued a public statement to their vision of what the conservative Georgians call the " Law on the integrity of the elections ". If it happened, the bill would complicate the logistics that would allow some Georgians to vote. Some democratic figures to the government stated that the bill is unfair and even racist.
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The CEO of Coca-Cola James Quincey has publicly agreed with these opinions - and recently, the brand has published a quincey statement in whichhe said: "Coca-Cola does not support this legislation because it makes people vote more difficult."
This is why a group of commissioners in the County of Carolina of North-North Carolina has just voted 3-2 to prohibit all Coca-Cola machines from the county, according to the Winston-Salem Local TV press stationWXII.
Eddie Harris, the longest commissioner of the County of Surry, which houses 72,000 inhabitants, said the voting results were due to the comments of COKE CEO and the Society's position on the Electoral Policy of Georgia.
"The left wing in America, they deceased, they boycott, they cancel, they slaughter statues - all kinds of flagrant actions," Harris said, according to WXII. "The expectation of them is that the opposite political side is tracked in the corner and we are supposed to accept that, and it is supposed to be ok. And that's not going."
Although it does not appear that Coca-Cola responded, a coke's bottling plant in the northern Carolina part said that their organization employs 37 residents of the County of Surry and that they are "honored" And "passionate" to serve consumers in this area and I hope to meet the group of commissioners of the County of Surry.
For the moment, the reports suggest that all Coca-Cola vending machines are currently in the buildings they previously occupied. There was no word on whether the local bottling plant - or any other provider - complete the inventory of the machine.
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