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Fairlife pauses US production after cyberattack breached milk brand's systems
Fairlife, owned by Coca-Cola, has paused US production following a ransomware attack that breached its systems. The cyberattack resulted in unauthorized access to some of the milk brand's operations.
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The Wire takeaway
A major dairy supplier just went offline because of ransomware, not equipment failure. If you sell into CPG supply chains—logistics software, inventory management, quality assurance platforms—retailers are about to rush calls asking how you prevent the next outage when their supplier vanishes.
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Topics: Cybersecurity · ransomware · supply-chain · production-outage · dairy · operational-risk