A cyberattack has impacted Fairlife, a milk brand owned by Coca-Cola. The company's systems were breached, leading to unauthorized access by a third party. As a result, Fairlife has paused its production in the US.

The incident is related to a ransomware event, and some operations have been taken offline. According to Coca-Cola, product quality and safety have not been affected. However, production at Fairlife's US facilities is temporarily suspended.

Further details about the attack are not available, but Coca-Cola has stated that the full scope and impacts are still unknown. Fairlife's Canadian operations were not affected by the incident. For more information, readers can refer to the original source.