President Trump's recent announcement regarding Coca-Cola's shift to cane sugar in its US production could have significant local implications, particularly for Louisiana. The state is the second-largest producer of sugarcane in the nation, generating a substantial 13.8 million tons annually. This decision by Coca-Cola, if implemented, could revitalize the local agricultural industry and potentially encourage more farmers to cultivate sugarcane. The move to cane sugar could also influence the local economy, potentially creating jobs and boosting farm income in the region. The change could also lead to increased demand for Louisiana-grown sugarcane, offering a boost to the state's agricultural sector.
Coca-Cola's Sweet Switch: A Local Boost for Louisiana?
Edited by: S Света
Sources
Le Figaro.fr
Boursorama
Le Journal de Montréal
Zonebourse
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