Coca-Cola Unveils $10B US Infrastructure Plan Through 2030
Coca-Cola is making a massive investment in US infrastructure through 2030, with plans to spend $10 billion on production, distribution, and office facilities. This includes major projects such as new plants in California and Colorado, as well as expansions in Michigan and New York for its fairlife business.
The company's Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling is building a 620K SF bottling and distribution campus in Rancho Cucamonga, California, which will replace an existing plant built in 1984. The new facility will be equipped with renewable-energy systems and has a completion target of 2027.
In Colorado Springs, Swire Coca-Cola USA is developing another 620K SF manufacturing facility to replace its 90-year-old Denver plant. This project will support advanced production, streamline logistics, improve water and energy efficiency, and target LEED Gold certification.