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PepsiCo to End Manufacturing Operations at Maryland Bottling Plant

PepsiCo said sales and delivery teams will stay in the area as it offers pay and benefits through Nov. 13 and transition support.

Summary by fooddive.com
The soda giant, which will lay off 143 workers, pointed to changes in consumer preferences and technology as the reason for the move.

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PepsiCo to end manufacturing operations at Maryland bottling plant

The soda giant, which will lay off 143 workers, pointed to changes in consumer preferences and technology as the reason for the move.

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PepsiCo lays off nearly 70% of workers at Cheverly facility

PepsiCo said it will let go of nearly 70% of workers

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Pepsi Co. layoff hits 70% of workers at Cheverly plant

Dozens of workers at the Pepsi plant in Prince George's County were notified Monday that they no longer have jobs.

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PepsiCo lays off 143 at Cheverly bottling plant - Washington Business ...

·Charlotte, United States
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Historical Factory Is Closed After 60 Years and Fires Almost 70% of the Team

A giant in the beverage sector announced the closure of a factory that had been operating for more than 60 years and fired 98 of the 143 employees of the unit.The company closed down the manufacturing, storage, transportation and fleet operations on site.It is a PepsiCo unit located in Cheverly, Maryland, United States.The unit is considered a milestone for the Cheverly community, mainly by the large Pepsi plate installed on the side of the buil…

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PepsiCo Layoffs Hit Cheverly, Maryland Bottling Plant

PepsiCo cut 98 jobs at its Cheverly, Maryland bottling plant with same-day notice, raising questions under Maryland's 60-day mini-WARN law.

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The Business Journals broke the news in Charlotte, United States on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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