PepsiCo closes Tulsa warehouse, cuts 184 jobs in distribution network restructuring
PepsiCo Beverages will permanently close its warehouse operations at a Tulsa, Oklahoma facility on November 15, 2026, resulting in 184 job cuts. The layoffs primarily affect warehouse workers, forklift operators, checkers, and inventory-control specialists. Production at the same facility will continue uninterrupted. The closure is part of a broader restructuring of PepsiCo's US distribution network, following similar moves including a Frito-Lay warehouse closure in California (248 jobs) and an Orlando facility shutdown (454 jobs). PepsiCo stated it is shifting warehouse operations to a new Tulsa-area facility operated by a third-party logistics provider, and is offering affected employees transition assistance, pay continuation, and help applying for jobs with the new provider. The company's stock is down 4% year-to-date as of the article's publication.
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