Reynolds Applauds Coca-Cola's Investment in Central Ohio

COLUMBUS—Senator Michele Reynolds (R-Canal Winchester) praises the news that Coca-Cola Consolidated will be constructing a brand new $100M distribution and warehouse facility in Ohio Senate District 3. The project will retain 325 employees and hire at least a dozen more upon the facility’s completion in 2025.

“It is extremely heartening to see this Central Ohio company rededicate itself to our region by investing in a brand new, state-of-the-art facility that can further meet their needs as production continues to scale,” said Reynolds. “I wish to commend the City of Columbus Department of Development, Coca-Cola Consolidated, and all other partners who were involved in seeing this prosperous project come to fruition for the Southeast side.” 

The new location will include warehouse and distributions, equipment services, and a fleet shop for the company’s transportation subsidiary. Employees will also reap the benefits of a new experiential learning center to learn and further develop essential skills.

Coca-Cola Consolidated is the largest independent beverage bottling company in the United States. It employs over 1,750 people at 17 facilities throughout Ohio, and supplies the world-renowned soft drink to over 60 million people throughout more than a dozen states.