Louisiana 2025 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR56

Introduced
4/22/25  

Caption

Commends Coca-Cola UNITED on its outstanding legacy, economic impact, and enduring commitment to the people and communities of Louisiana

Impact

The resolution discusses Coca-Cola UNITED's considerable investments in capital improvements and its commitment to supporting community well-being through charitable contributions. Over the past five years, Coca-Cola has invested more than $150 million in infrastructure, showcasing its dedication to the state and its communities. Furthermore, the company actively participates in initiatives aimed at promoting healthier lifestyles, particularly in schools, reflecting its commitment to address issues such as childhood obesity.

Summary

House Resolution 56 commends Coca-Cola UNITED for its significant legacy and positive economic impact on the state of Louisiana. It acknowledges the company's long-standing presence in the state since its establishment in 1906 and highlights its role in providing employment and supporting local economies through significant financial contributions. Coca-Cola UNITED operates multiple facilities throughout Louisiana, employing over 2,400 individuals and contributing an estimated $937 million to the state's economy annually.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding HR56 appears to be positive, with recognition given to Coca-Cola UNITED for not only its economic contributions but also for its community engagement. The resolution praises the company for its efforts to provide jobs and support local charities while acknowledging the importance of promoting healthier lifestyles. This demonstrates a consensus on the benefits that Coca-Cola brings to the state of Louisiana.

Contention

While the resolution is celebratory and acknowledges Coca-Cola UNITED's contributions, it does not present opposing views or notable points of contention, as it is primarily a commemoration rather than a legislative decision. Nevertheless, discussions around the corporate influence of large companies in local economies, policies regarding public health, and community impact could potentially surface as broader topics related to similar resolutions.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR111

Designates Wednesday, May 15, 2024, as Coca-Cola Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR219

Designates May 15, 2024, as Coca-Cola Day at the state capitol

LA HR189

Commends the Honorable Barry Ivey and expresses enduring gratitude for his outstanding contributions to East Baton Rouge Parish and the state of Louisiana, particularly during his tenure as a distinguished member of the Louisiana House of Representatives

LA HR218

Commends the Honorable Valarie Hodges and expresses enduring gratitude for her outstanding contributions to the parishes of East Baton Rouge and Livingston and the state of Louisiana, particularly during her tenure as a distinguished member of the Louisiana House of Representatives

LA SR97

Commends and congratulates Iam Tucker for being named the U.S. Small Business Administration's 2024 Louisiana Small Business Person of the Year.

LA HR15

Commends the Louisiana Art & Science Museum on the twentieth anniversary of its Irene W. Pennington Planetarium

LA SR40

Commends the Junior League for its contributions to the state of Louisiana and recognizes April 18, 2024, as Junior League Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA SR162

Commends and recognizes the outstanding contributions of Sharon Turcan Gahagan to the Louisiana School of Math, Science, and the Arts and honors the dedication of the Sharon Turcan Gahagan Art Gallery.

LA SR90

To commend the Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches on its 50th Anniversary of promoting basketball in Louisiana and its executive secretary D. Scott Landry for his many years of dedicated service to the association.

LA HR1

Commends Melanie and Gaston Lanaux III on being named Outstanding Tree Farmers of the Year by the Louisiana Forestry Association

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