PepsiCo Cuts Warehouse Jobs as Part of Supply Chain Restructuring

PepsiCo is continuing to restructure parts of its U.S. distribution network, resulting in the elimination of 105 warehouse jobs at a facility in Columbia, South Carolina. The company plans to transfer management of this operation to an external logistics provider while keeping the site open and operational. This move follows similar actions across multiple states in 2026 that have affected over 583 workers. The changes are part of PepsiCo's broader strategy focused on improving supply-chain efficiency, modernization, and productivity. The company has stated its commitment to supporting impacted employees through transition assistance, including help with applying for positions at the new logistics provider and continued pay and benefits based on years of service.

By Aparajita Chatterjee Wed, September 2, 2026 at 3:37 AM GMT+3 4 min read · Yahoo Finance ·

PepsiCo Cuts Warehouse Jobs as Part of Supply Chain Restructuring

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