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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Swire Coca-Cola, USA Plans Colorado Springs, Colorado, Production Operations

12/22/2025
Swire Coca-Cola, USA plans to establish operations in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The $475 million project is expected to create 170 jobs.

The investment will include the construction of a new 620,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, located at the Peak Innovation Park, which will produce more than 230 beverage options across 60+ brands. Operations are scheduled to begin in 2028.

“Colorado Springs has been a great partner for our existing distribution facility where we employ 170 people. The city offers a highly skilled workforce and a strong sense of community—all of which make it an ideal location for this strategic investment,” said Bryan Sink, Senior Vice President, Supply Chain at Swire Coca-Cola, USA. “At this facility we will pursue LEED Gold certification, demonstrating our commitment to sustainability and being a responsible business within the community. This investment represents our long-term commitment to the region, supporting local jobs, enhancing our production capabilities, and ensuring we continue manufacturing our large portfolio of beverage brands right here in Colorado.”

“We’re excited to welcome 170 new jobs to Colorado Springs through Swire Coca-Cola, USA’s expansion in the community,” noted Governor Jared Polis. “This new facility will help support the local economy, and we’re glad Swire Coca-Cola, USA chose to expand their business in Colorado.”

Swire Coca-Cola, USA, part of Swire group, manufactures, distributes, and sells Coke products (like Sprite, Fanta, Smartwater, Gold Peak Tea) across the Western U.S.

“Swire Coca-Cola, USA’s manufacturing investment speaks to the strength of our workforce and the trajectory of the Pikes Peak region,” added Bonnie Goff, Vice President of Economic Development at the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC. “The direct jobs on site—and the indirect jobs supported at local suppliers, building contractors, service providers, and everyday businesses—will fuel economic growth, support small businesses, and create more opportunity for families across Colorado Springs and El Paso County.”

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