On August 13 members from IUF affiliates, including supporters from the IUF's affiliate BCTGM from across the USA and Unite Here's Las Vegas Local 226 put the spotlight on The Coca-Cola Company's multiple human rights abuses in an action outside the flagship Coca-Cola store on the Las Vegas strip. They were joined by IUF President Mark Lauritsen, BCTGM President David Durkee and BCTGM Secretary Treasurer Steve Bertelli.

At the Food and Beverage meeting organized by the IUF in Kathmandu, the Whole Industry Trade Union Nepal (WHIN) poses for a solidarity photo for the IUF’s “Zero Rights” campaign asking TCCC to remedy the growing number of human rights violations within the Coca-Cola System.

The IUF-affiliated Food Rengo members that represent flour mills sector in Japan show their solidarity with the IUF’s “Zero Rights” campaign.

IUF-affiliated Cambodian Food and Service Workers' Federation (CFSWF) that represents Coca-Cola workers in Cambodia declares solidarity for Coca-Cola workers and their unions in Haiti, Indonesia, Ireland, the Philippines and the United States fighting against the human rights abuses of TCCC and its major bottlers.

Warehouse workers and checkers who work at Swire Coca-Cola have voted to ratify a first-time, three-year agreement. The workers, who are represented by Teamsters Local 104, voted 97 percent in favor of the contract.