Coca-Cola resumes Fairlife milk production after ransomware attack
Summary
Coca-Cola has restarted making its Fairlife milk products after a cyberattack shut down four plants in the U.S. The company said most of its production is back and that the attack did not affect the milk’s quality or safety.Key Facts
- Coca-Cola paused Fairlife milk production after a ransomware cyberattack on July 16.
- Four U.S. plants were affected by the attack, causing a temporary halt in operations.
- Coca-Cola has made "significant progress" and resumed most production at these facilities.
- Hackers accessed some data during the cyberattack.
- The company said existing product inventory kept store shelves stocked.
- Coca-Cola bought Fairlife in 2020 for about $7 billion.
- Fairlife’s yearly sales exceed $3 billion.
- Coca-Cola does not expect the attack to seriously hurt its sales.
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