US EditionMolson Coors Eliminating 400 Salaried Positions in Restructuring
Molson Coors will cut 9% of its salaried Americas workforce, about 400 jobs, to reduce costs amid inflation and tariff challenges, aiming to reinvest in key product lines.
- On Oct. 20, 2025, Molson Coors Beverage Co. announced cutting about 400 jobs in its Americas business, equal to nine per cent of salaried staff by year-end.
- Facing weaker demand and tariff uncertainty, Chief executive Rahul Goyal said the company `must transform even faster` into a `total beverage company` weeks ago.
- Many affected roles are already vacant and voluntary severance is part of the restructuring, with expected fourth-quarter charges of $35 million to $50 million US.
- The company plans to reinvest savings into beers, non-alcohol beverages and energy drinks, and CBC News has asked whether any Canadian employees are impacted.
- Molson Coors reported it had 16,800 employees globally as of December 2024 and forecast a profit drop in August due to tariff impacts on aluminum for beverage cans.
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