Background of Coca Cola Company

        Coca-Cola is an American corporation that was founded in 1892. The company is a symbol of the United States for beverages and products. The company is delivering more than 2800 products in 200 countries. The head-quarter of the company is working in Georgia. In 1899 the company signed the first agreement and characterization of the unique distribution system. The post-world war identifies the development of new products and acquisition. In 2000 the company faced an allegation of water pollution and other violation of human rights. In 2001, Coca-Cola introduced International labor right funds under the lawsuit. Since the 2000s, criticism increase in the use of Coca-Cola products was due to health effects, animal testing, environmental issues, employee issues, and economic business practices.