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Coca-Cola Resumes Fairlife Milk Production After Hackers Shut Down Plants

The company said hackers obtained certain data, but product quality and retail availability have largely remained unaffected.

  • On Monday, The Coca-Cola Company announced that its Fairlife subsidiary has "resumed the majority of production" at four United States facilities after a ransomware attack halted operations for over a week.
  • The ransomware group Anubis claimed responsibility for the July 16 breach, which forced the shutdown and resulted in the theft of "certain data" from Coca-Cola's tech systems.
  • Retail availability of Fairlife products remained "largely unimpacted" during the disruption due to existing inventory, and the company stated that product quality and safety "have not been impacted."
  • Coca-Cola believes the incident has not had a material impact on its financial condition and continues to work with law enforcement and "outside advisors and cybersecurity experts."
  • The breach illustrates growing cyber risks facing manufacturers, as attackers increasingly target the food and beverage sector where operational technology systems are connected to digital networks.
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Coca-Cola says fairlife resumes production at 4 US plants

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Confidencial Digital broke the news on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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