Coca-Cola has halted production at its Fairlife dairy plant following a ransomware attack

US beverage maker Coca-Cola said that one of its dairy companies had been hacked and that it would shut down operations for the foreseeable future. Multinational giant He said in the reveal The US Securities and Exchange Commission announced that its dairy company Fairlife had been subjected to a ransomware attack and that its production systems had been affected. Fairlife production operations across the United States are “temporarily suspended,” the company said.

Fairlife’s operations in Canada were not affected.

Coca-Cola is one of the largest companies in the world, and its products include soft drinks, water and dairy products. Its Fairlife dairy products are one of the company’s major brands, valued at $4 billion in sales by 2024.

Ransomware attacks on food and beverage companies can have lasting effects. Past events in Arizona Drinks 2019 and Food distribution giant UNFI last year This led to weeks-long disruptions to their production lines and empty grocery shelves.

Coca-Cola did not say when Fairlife’s systems would be restored.

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