Pepsi announces Cork job losses due to 'organisational changes'

It is understood that impacted employees across its Carrigaline and Little Island locations have been informed of the decision in recent days.
Pepsi announces Cork job losses due to 'organisational changes'

The company said it was working closely with employees who were impacted, ensuring they are fully supported and kept informed throughout this process.

PepsiCo has confirmed a number of job losses at its Cork-based plants.

While a spokesperson for the company has not revealed the number of roles that are due to be cut, it is understood that impacted employees across its Carrigaline and Little Island locations have been informed of the decision in recent days.

Speaking to The Echo, a spokesperson for the company said that the losses come as part of an “ongoing business transformation”.

“PepsiCo is proposing some limited organisational changes at its Cork business as part of an ongoing business transformation to position the company for efficiency and growth,” the spokesperson said.

“The company is working closely with employees who were impacted, ensuring they are fully supported and kept informed throughout this process.

“Ireland remains a strategically important location for PepsiCo, and the company remains committed to maintaining a strong presence here.” 

PepsiCo has been operating in Cork since 1974, with its two bases across Carrigaline and Little Island staffed by up to 1,250 people.

The organisation’s global manufacturing operations is headquartered at the Little Island plant, which services the company’s global customer base.

The food and beverage company's product portfolio includes Pepsi Cola, Lay's, Doritos, Cheetos, Gatorade, Mountain Dew and SodaStream.

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