The Coca-Cola Company said on Thursday that ​fairlife, LLC, a dairy company ‌it owns, temporarily suspended production operations in the U.S. after unauthorized access to ​parts of its systems, including ​production-related systems, by a third party. Fairlife, ⁠a Chicago-based dairy company ​wholly owned by Coca-Cola, has ​launched an investigation with the help of external cybersecurity experts and advisers. Coca-Cola said ​product quality and safety ​have not been affected by the incident. However, ‌production ⁠operations at fairlife’s facilities in the United States have been temporarily suspended while the company ​works to ​restore ⁠affected systems and operations.
Its production facilities in Canada ​remain operational. The company said ​it ⁠activated its incident response and business continuity protocols after detecting ⁠the ​breach and has ​notified law enforcement authorities.

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