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PepsiCo announced it will close warehouse operations at its Pepsi Beverages production facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and shift duties to a new site in the area. Production at the current facility will continue. The closure will result in the permanent layoff of 184 warehouse employees, effective November 15, 2026, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act notice filed July 14. PepsiCo stated that all affected employees have been notified and are being provided information about other job openings at the Tulsa site or nearby facilities. The company also committed to assisting impacted workers with applications to the new logistics provider, pay and benefits continuation based on years of service, transition assistance, and career support. The move reflects ongoing supply chain optimization by the beverage giant.
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By: Alejandra Carranza Source: Supply Chain Dive
PepsiCo will close its warehouse operations at the Pepsi Beverages production facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and transfer those duties to a new site in the Tulsa area, a company spokesperson confirmed to Supply Chain Dive via email. Production processes at the current facility will continue unaffected.
The transition will result in the permanent layoff of 184 warehouse employees, with warehouse operations scheduled to cease on November 15, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act notice filed on July 14. All affected employees have been notified and are being provided with information about other job openings.
Warehouse Employees Impacted at Pepsi Beverages' Tulsa Facility
| Job Title | Number of Employees (as of July 6, 2026) | |-----------|------------------------------------------| | Data not specified in original filing | 184 total |
Source: PepsiCo's July 14 WARN filing
According to the WARN filing, PepsiCo is actively working to place affected employees in other roles at the current Tulsa site or at nearby facilities.
"We are committed to treating impacted employees with the utmost care, including assistance applying to work with the new logistics provider, pay and benefits continuation based on years of service, transition assistance and career support," the spokesperson said.
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