Coca-Cola is investing $650 million to expand its Fairlife production facility in Coopersville, Michigan. The investment will add two new production lines and approximately 245,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The expansion reflects continued demand for Fairlife’s ultra-filtered, lactose-free milk and protein shake products. The Michigan investment will install two additional high-speed production lines at the existing facility and is expected to add approximately 150 new jobs. Construction is set to begin later this year and commercial production on the new lines is expected in 2028. This expansion is separate from another Fairlife facility in Webster, New York, which is scheduled to open this year. The two new investments represent more than $1.3 billion committed to a single brand.