I recently came across an article about Coke United.

It said that the bottler's territory includes some of the highest per cap

markets in the US .It also said that it is the third biggest coke bottler in the

US and handles 2.8% of coke's domestic volume.

What I am curious to know is which are these regions ?In which

territories does it operate?

Chattanooga TN
Birmingham AL
Baton Rouge LA
Gulfport MS
Augusta GA

of a Gulf Region and an Eastern Region. Gulf is Baton Rouge, Lafeyette, and Lake Charles LA, Gulfport, Bilouxi, and Hattiesburg MS. Very Strong DP and Powerade area with Powerade having a 2 to 1 share. Coke will have 40 feet to Pepsis 12. Our Eastern Region is Birmingham, Cullman, and West Alabama(Carbon Hill) AL, Waycross, Statesboro, Milledgeville, Mc Crae, Brunswick, Augusta, and Savanah GA, Chattanooga TN, and Spartansburg SC. We do cover a large area for a family owned business and it really is a great family to work for. Any other questions Ill be glad to answer.

Thanks for the info BhamCokeman .

Do you know the total population Coke United serves?

And is Atlanta,Ga CCE or Coke United territory?

And would you be having a map depicting Coke United territory

like the one Fusion had posted depicting Coke Consolidated territory?

Originally Posted by millionsofbillions

Thanks for the info BhamCokeman .

Do you know the total population Coke United serves?

And is Atlanta,Ga CCE or Coke United territory?

And would you be having a map depicting Coke United territory

like the one Fusion had posted depicting Coke Consolidated territory?

Atlanta is Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE)

tonight. its from our monthly newsletter. These are some big southern cities by the way. Birmingham has a population in the 9 county metro area of over 1 million. Only one of those counties us, or one of our branches does not serve. Thats just for example. Not to mention Baton Rouge where practically Half of New Orleans lives now.

Anyone know if they produce Barq's Red Creme?

Barq's Red Creme is produced by CCE in Cincinnati OH and Harahan LA. I've seen the Ohio-produced stuff as far east as western PA.

Thanks for the info, Fusion. I found Barq's Red creme in one store between Hershey and Allentown, PA a few years ago and I've seen it in West Virginia. Maybe I'll get lucky..