Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling is set to permanently shut down its Ventura, California plant on July 10, according to multiple reports. The facility has operated for more than a century, with one outlet describing the plant’s service as lasting over 114 years. The closure affects 85 workers, the Los Angeles Times reports. The shutdown marks the end of long-running bottling operations at the Southern California site. Both outlets describe the plant as an “iconic” local facility and provide the same planned closure date, July 10. The reporting does not indicate that the company will continue bottling at the Ventura location, and it presents the closure as a permanent shutdown rather than a temporary suspension. The sources focus on the plant’s history, the timing of the closure, and the workforce impact. Further details about the reasons for the shutdown and the company’s plans for affected employees are not included in the provided summaries.