In early 2025, a rumor that Coca-Cola called U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on its own immigrant employees ...
In a world of wild talk and fake news, help us stand up for the facts.
There is no evidence that Coca-Cola reported its Latino workers to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or apologized for doing so, as claimed in a widely shared narrative on social media.
In a statement to Newsweek, the company denied the ICE reports, reportedly saying, “We can confirm that the accusations in the video against The Coca Cola Company are false.” ...
Several social media posts appeared to have mistakenly combined calls for a Coca-Cola boycott with the ICE rumors. The Latino Freeze Movement has also called for people to switch from U.S ...
A 2025 Coke boycott was launched across Latino communities over rumors that Coca-Cola called ICE on its employees and fired others. Pro-immigrant social media users are now working to educate ...
Coca-Cola is using childhood nostalgia, a frequent theme of its advertising (and ads from other major marketers), to boost its new Orange Cream and Zero Sugar Orange Cream flavors. The campaign uses ...
Members of Latino communities are boycotting Coca-Cola as rumors of workers being fired and reported to ICE swirl online (AFP via Getty Images) “We can confirm that the accusations against The ...
In one video (archived) with nearly 2 million views, employment lawyer Trang Tran claimed Coca-Cola laid off "thousands of Latin American workers" at the "Cerberus Bottling Plant" in Texas and then ...
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