Coca-Cola Announces $10 Billion US Infrastructure Investment Plan

The Coca-Cola system plans to invest USD$10 billion in US infrastructure over the next five years. This investment will cover new and expanded production, distribution, and office facilities across various locations, including California, Colorado, Indiana, Alabama, Michigan, Minnesota, Florida, and New York.

A recent study by Steward Redqueen estimates that the Coca-Cola system contributed USD$85 billion to US GDP in 2025. This economic contribution is equivalent to approximately USD$10 million in economic activity every hour, supporting nearly one million jobs across the US.

The study also found that 98 cents of every dollar spent on Coca-Cola beverage products remains in the US economy through local sourcing, employment, production, and distribution. The Coca-Cola system spent around USD$37 billion with US suppliers during 2025, including businesses involved in agriculture, ingredients, packaging, and beverage transportation.