COCA COLA CO : Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders (form 8-K)

Item 5.07. Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders.

(a)The Annual Meeting of Shareowners of the Company was held on Tuesday, April
25, 2023. The results of the matters submitted to a vote of the shareowners at
the meeting are set forth below. Pursuant to Delaware law and the Company's
By-Laws, abstentions and broker non-votes are not considered votes cast and do
not affect the outcome of the votes. Therefore, only votes for and against each
matter are included in the percentages below.

(b)Item 1. Election of Directors. Shareowners elected each of the persons named
below as Directors for a term expiring in 2024 as follows (with Ms. Millhiser's
term commencing July 1, 2023):
                                         FOR             % FOR         AGAINST         % AGAINST         ABSTENTIONS            BROKER NON-VOTES
Herb Allen                              3,143,735,777       99.40        19,118,723             0.60            6,446,460                  505,076,089
Marc Bolland                            3,060,004,765       96.75       102,935,155             3.25            6,361,242                  505,076,089
Ana Botín                               3,080,418,730       97.39        82,680,190             2.61            6,201,956                  505,076,089
Christopher C. Davis                    2,960,186,585       93.61       202,119,672             6.39            6,988,713                  505,076,089
Barry Diller                            2,369,010,105       74.90       794,044,414            25.10            6,242,110                  505,076,089
Carolyn Everson                         3,134,792,633       99.11        28,252,475             0.89            6,255,955                  505,076,089
Helene D. Gayle                         3,051,998,179       96.49       111,144,669             3.51            6,158,315                  505,076,089
Alexis M. Herman                        2,969,986,799       93.89       193,312,392             6.11            6,001,823                  505,076,089
Maria Elena Lagomasino                  2,936,924,412       92.96       222,535,480             7.04            9,841,052                  505,076,089
Amity Millhiser                         3,151,309,172       99.63        11,656,920             0.37            6,335,071                  505,076,089
James Quincey                           2,918,835,005       92.40       240,042,624             7.60           10,423,005                  505,076,089
Caroline J. Tsay                        3,119,206,625       98.61        43,877,034             1.39            6,217,503                  505,076,089
David B. Weinberg                       3,086,692,882       97.61        75,675,008             2.39            6,933,272                  505,076,089

Item 2. Advisory Vote to Approve Executive Compensation. Votes regarding this advisory proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           2,841,765,788  90.08  %
Votes Cast Against:         312,877,380   9.92  %
Abstentions:                 14,657,415
Broker Non-Votes:           505,076,089


Item 3. Advisory Vote on the Frequency of Future Advisory Votes to Approve
Executive Compensation. Votes regarding this advisory proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For One Year:          3,116,090,868  98.59  %
Votes Cast For Two Years:             8,566,517   0.27  %
Votes Cast For Three Years:          35,958,708   1.14  %
Abstentions:                          8,674,073
Broker Non-Votes:                   505,076,089


After considering these results, and consistent with its own recommendation, the
Board of Directors has determined to continue to provide the Company's
shareowners with an annual advisory vote to approve executive compensation until
the next vote on the frequency of such advisory votes.

Item 4. Ratification of the Appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as Independent Auditors. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           3,495,811,009  95.34  %
Votes Cast Against:         170,955,121   4.66  %
Abstentions:                  7,610,322
Broker Non-Votes:                   N/A

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Item 5. Shareowner Proposal Requesting an Audit of the Company's Impact on
Nonwhite Stakeholders. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:
Votes Cast For:           517,847,507  16.54  %
Votes Cast Against:     2,613,244,391  83.46  %
Abstentions:               38,205,583
Broker Non-Votes:         505,076,089

Item 6. Shareowner Proposal Requesting a Global Transparency Report. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           427,350,943  13.61  %
Votes Cast Against:     2,712,323,285  86.39  %
Abstentions:               29,626,918
Broker Non-Votes:         505,076,089

Item 7. Shareowner Proposal Regarding Political Expenditures Values Alignment. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           913,744,315  29.08  %
Votes Cast Against:     2,228,571,148  70.92  %
Abstentions:               26,985,700
Broker Non-Votes:         505,076,089

Item 8. Shareowner Proposal Requesting an Independent Board Chair Policy. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           615,675,181  19.81  %
Votes Cast Against:     2,491,461,745  80.19  %
Abstentions:               62,164,235
Broker Non-Votes:         505,076,089


Item 9. Shareowner Proposal Requesting a Report on Risks from State Policies
Restricting Reproductive Rights. Votes regarding this proposal were as follows:

Votes Cast For:           406,436,966  13.12  %
Votes Cast Against:     2,692,066,904  86.88  %
Abstentions:               70,796,884
Broker Non-Votes:         505,076,089

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