Surry Commissioners Rescind Ban On Coca-Cola Machines In County Buildings

Surry Commissioners Rescind Ban On Coca-Cola Machines In County Buildings
by
Neal Charnoff
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Surry County commissioners have rescinded a decision to remove Coca-Cola vending machines from county-owned buildings. 
The Surry County board voted last week to remove the 12 vending machines as a protest against remarks made by James Quincey. He's Coca-Cola’s CEO in Atlanta, where the company is based.
The
Winston-Salem Journal reports that several people spoke out against the vending machine ban at an open forum Monday night, including three representatives from Charlotte-based Coca-Cola Consolidated. They pointed out that their business is a separate entity from the Coca-Cola Company, and that the ban would mainly impact its 37 employees in Mount Airy.

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