Coca-Cola Fairlife Faces Ransomware Disruption

• •Coca-Cola's Fairlife faced a ransomware attack affecting U.S. production.
• •The Anubis ransomware group claimed responsibility, alleging data theft.
• •Most production has resumed, with no significant impact on product quality or safety.

Coca-Cola's Fairlife subsidiary experienced a ransomware attack that temporarily halted U.S. production. The incident, disclosed on July 16, involved unauthorized access to systems connected to manufacturing operations, with the Anubis ransomware group claiming responsibility. They alleged to have encrypted Fairlife’s Nutanix systems and stolen 1 terabyte of data. Despite the attack, Canadian production continued, and product quality and safety were not affected. As of September 26, 2026, most U.S. production has resumed, and the company reported no significant financial impact from the incident. Coca-Cola is actively restoring systems and operations while investigating the breach.