Coca-Cola system plans $10 billion of US infrastructure spending through 2030

Coca-Cola and its bottling partners plan to invest about $10 billion in US infrastructure through 2030, covering new and expanded production, distribution and office facilities. The plan mixes new projects with ones announced earlier, and a spokesperson said more investment will follow over the next four years. Named sites include Birmingham, Colorado Springs, Indianapolis, Orlando and Rancho Cucamonga, plus fairlife plants in Coopersville, Michigan and Webster, New York.

• About $10 billion of US infrastructure by 2030
• Covers production, distribution and office facilities
• Coca-Cola cited $85 billion US GDP contribution and $37 billion spent with US suppliers
• Fairlife plants in Coopersville, Michigan and Webster, New York are named