Coca-Cola Suspends Fairlife Milk Production in US Following Ransomware Cyberattack

The suspension affects all Fairlife milk production facilities in the United States, according to a company statement. The decision came after the ransomware attack compromised parts of Coca-Cola's network systems in July 2026.

Coca-Cola said the breach did not impact product quality or the safety of items already on retail shelves. The company also confirmed that its Canadian operations, which produce and distribute Fairlife products, continue to run normally.

Cybersecurity experts are now investigating the incident to determine the extent of the network intrusion and to restore full production capacity. The company has not provided a timeline for when U.S. Fairlife production will resume.

Fairlife, a dairy brand known for its filtered milk and protein shakes, has been a growing segment for Coca-Cola since the company acquired full ownership in 2020. The temporary halt could affect supply in the coming weeks, though Coca-Cola has not disclosed specific volume impacts.

The company said it is working with law enforcement and external security firms to address the breach and reinforce its systems against future attacks.