The recipe for Coca-Cola was created in 1886 by pharmacist John S. Pemberton in Atlanta, USA. Coca-Cola was launched in Norway in 1926. Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Norge AS (CCEPN) is responsible for the production, sale and distribution of Coca-Cola in Norway, while Coca-Cola Norge owns and manages the brands. Coca-Cola®, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar®, Fanta®, Sprite®, Sprite zero®, Urge®, bonaqua®, fuzetea®, Powerade®, MER®, COSTA® and Barista Bros® are marketed and distributed from the production facility in Lørenskog, just outside Oslo.

- We're excited to be part of the adventure that's about to begin at Unity Arena. We produce the world's most popular beverages, and this iconic arena is a perfect partner for us. It is Norway's largest place to meet, where people gather for experiences of all kinds, and we are pleased that our beverages will now be part of these experiences," says Jonas Olsson, Head of Sponsorship at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Norway.

- The symbolism of the new name, Unity, invites everyone to share positive experiences. We want to contribute and are already making our mark on the environment. As a first highlight, we look forward to all 25,000 people attending the Olivia Rodrigo concert on May 28 meeting our products and logos," OIsson continues.

For more than 200 years, Gjensidige has worked to secure life, health and wealth for its customers.

Central to Gjensidige's sustainability strategy is the work on social sustainability, and in particular mental health.

Nothing matters more to society than people being healthy and feeling good, but unfortunately mental challenges are a growing problem, especially among young people aged 18-30.

- At Gjensidige, we believe that openness and arenas for positive experiences, where young people are seen and heard, are important. Through our sponsorship agreements, we want to create such arenas and opportunities for young people," says Stian Grøstad, Head of Sponsorship at Gjensidige .

One of Gjensidige's most important initiatives to create safe arenas and contribute to more openness about mental health is the "Break Room". This is a place where young people have the opportunity to take a break from everyday life or talk to someone if they need to.

Through the agreement with Unity Arena, Gjensidige will have the "Break Room" available at all concerts and events held in the arena.

The "break room" is staffed by volunteers and employees from Mental Health Youth.

With the experience and knowledge of Mental Health Youth, "The break room should be a place that feels safe.

Through this important tripartite collaboration, Unity, Mental Health Youth and Gjensidige want to lower the threshold for asking for help and increase the understanding that you are not alone with your challenges.

Through the agreement, Gjensidige is also one of Unity Arena's main partners.