How will James Quincey, Chairman of The Coca-Cola Company, respond to the following question at the Virtual Shareowner's Annual Meeting to be held on Tuesday, April 26, 2022?

The Question: "Chairman Quincey, the Mexican Government is currently investigating public officials over serious claims of corruption for committing considerable irregularities favoring The Coca-Cola Company. The ongoing criminal investigations focus on Coca-Cola's alleged fraud, valued at $345 million USD, committed against entrepreneur Jose Antonio del Valle Torres. Coca-Cola has been accused of stealing Mr. del Valle's Go Gaba's beverage business trade secrets.

As Mr. del Valle's fight for justice escalates, he is now experiencing an increasing number of threats and disturbing events that have endangered his life.

Losing this case could eventually cost Coca-Cola billions of dollars in judgments, reputational loss and brand value. Is this why the Company is blatantly endorsing a position of contempt with Mexican authorities given that high ranking executives are ignoring subpoenas? Such is the case of Selman Careaga Castro, the President of the Global Coca-Cola Category who was promoted from the crime scene in Mexico to your most Senior Leadership Team. Furthermore, can you clarify to the shareholders what happened with Galya Frayman Molinas, the former Global President of Strategy and Insights and Coca-Cola ICECEK's Director, who disappeared in the middle of two subpoenas regarding the Go Gaba fraud case in 2020?"

The following 6-minute YouTube video highlights last year's fiasco in relation to the fraud case being raised at the 2021 Shareowner's Annual Meeting:

https://youtu.be/BZ4JVtNnUbM

Coke executives and board members continue to believe they can operate like a criminal syndicate with impunity. "Coca-Cola's Abuses Shattering Dreams, Lives and Livelihoods,"places a spotlight on Coke's socially irresponsible and criminal behavior under the headlines: Child Labor, Forced Labor and Potable Water Scarcity; James Quincey's and Coca-Cola's Billion Dollar Tax Evasion Scheme; Angel Alvarado Case; Coke Faces $345M Criminal Complaint; Deadly Violence Used Against Colombian and Guatemalan Union Leaders.

Peace and Justice,
Ray Rogers
Director
Campaign to Stop Killer Coke
info@KillerCoke.org