Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling (RCCB) is a U.S. beverage bottler and distributor affiliated with Reyes Holdings. The company’s official site describes it as a local bottler that manufactures and delivers Coca-Cola and Monster products. Its operations span California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Tennessee and Wisconsin, covering markets on the West Coast and in the Midwest. The company says it serves restaurants, sports venues, businesses, health care facilities, schools, convenience stores, supermarkets and other customers. RCCB’s portfolio includes well-known Coca-Cola beverages and a broad range of other drinks. Its listed brands include Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite, Fanta, smartwater, Dasani, Topo Chico, BODYARMOR, POWERADE, vitaminwater, Minute Maid, Gold Peak, fairlife and Monster Energy. Other products named on its brand page include Mr. Pibb, Barq’s, Fresca, Mello Yello, Java Monster, NOS, Bang Energy, Reign, Peace Tea and Dunkin’ Iced Coffee. The company connects business customers with ordering and support through its website and myCoke. The company traces its beginning to Reyes Holdings’ 2017 acquisition of Coca-Cola Refreshments’ western division, which served California and Nevada. That acquisition established Reyes Coca-Cola as a local bottling and distribution operation; the French-language Wikipedia account also reports a subsequent purchase of a bottling plant near Sacramento in December 2017. The company’s present footprint, as stated on its About Us page, extends well beyond those original western markets. RCCB presents itself as a community-focused local bottler, emphasizing service, employment, community involvement and responsible operations. Its website describes 48 facilities, including eight production centers, and reports operating in ten states. A company news release about its 2025 corporate social responsibility report discusses work on water stewardship, packaging, emissions, community engagement and operational efficiency. The supplied sources do not establish a corporate headquarters, individual founder, or a more detailed ownership structure beyond its relationship with Reyes Holdings.

Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling’s documented origins date to 2017, when Reyes Holdings announced the purchase of the western division of Coca-Cola Refreshments. The division managed operations in California and Nevada, and Reyes Holdings named the resulting operation Reyes Coca-Cola. This transaction established RCCB as a local Coca-Cola bottler and distributor under the Reyes organization. The supplied French-language Wikipedia entry characterizes the company as an independent American Coca-Cola bottler and a subsidiary of Reyes Holdings. A second reported development followed in December 2017, when Reyes Coca-Cola bought a bottling plant in Natomas, near Sacramento. The available account gives the purchase price as $14.8 million. These two 2017 events—acquisition of the western operating division and purchase of the Natomas facility—are the specific early milestones documented in the supplied sources. The business described on RCCB’s current website is larger in geographic scope than the original California and Nevada operation. The About Us page says the company produces and distributes in ten states: California, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Tennessee and Wisconsin. It describes a network of 48 facilities, including eight production centers. RCCB’s stated customer base includes restaurants, sports venues, businesses, health care facilities, schools, convenience stores and supermarkets. The company describes its work as manufacturing and delivering Coca-Cola and Monster products, while its brand directory lists a much wider assortment of beverage brands. The portfolio shown on the official site ranges from Coca-Cola trademarks and other soft drinks to water, sports drinks, energy drinks, juice, tea, coffee and dairy-based beverages. Brands listed include Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, smartwater, Dasani, Topo Chico, BODYARMOR, POWERADE, vitaminwater, Minute Maid, Gold Peak, Monster Energy, fairlife and Dunkin’ Iced Coffee. This reflects RCCB’s role as a bottler and distributor for a portfolio of products rather than as the sole owner of each brand. The company’s public-facing identity emphasizes its role as a local bottler, service provider and community participant. Its site invites businesses to become customers and existing customers to use myCoke for orders, support and payments. A company release about its 2025 CSR report highlights water stewardship, packaging innovation, emissions reduction, community engagement and operational efficiency, and describes community projects and partnerships. The sources supplied here do not establish a headquarters location, individual founder, or the details of any further acquisitions or leadership changes.

• Reyes Holdings announces acquisition of Coca-Cola Refreshments’ western division

  [5]Reyes Coca-Cola Bottlingfr.wikipedia.org
• Reyes Coca-Cola buys a bottling plant near Sacramento

  [5]Reyes Coca-Cola Bottlingfr.wikipedia.org
• RCCB releases its 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Report

  [4]Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling Releases 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Reportreyescocacola.com

A local bottler and distributor focused on delivering iconic beverage brands and serving customers and communities across its regional markets.

• Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola varieties

• Soft drinks

• Water and hydration

• Sports and energy drinks

• Juice, tea, coffee and dairy-based drinks

1. 1Reyes Coca-Cola - Homereyescocacola.com
2. 2Reyes Coca-Cola - About Usreyescocacola.com
3. 3Reyes Coca-Cola - Our Brandsreyescocacola.com
4. 4Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling Releases 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility Reportreyescocacola.com
5. 5Reyes Coca-Cola Bottlingfr.wikipedia.org
6. 6Reyes Coca-Cola Bottlingwikidata.org