United StatesCoca-Cola has restarted production of its Fairlife milk beverages after a ransomware attack disrupted operations at four U.S. plants. The company stated it has made 'significant progress' in restoring services and has resumed most production. On July 16, Coca-Cola confirmed that an unauthorized third party accessed Fairlife's technology systems, which it described as a ransomware attack. While the breach resulted in the temporary halt of operations, the company emphasized that product quality and safety were unaffected. Coca-Cola noted that retail availability of Fairlife products remains largely unchanged due to existing inventory, and it does not anticipate meaningful harm to sales. The company acquired Fairlife in 2020 for approximately $7 billion.
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