PepsiCo Plant in Knoxville Set to Close, More Than 100 Jobs Could Be Affected
A PepsiCo plant in Knoxville is set to close, which could result in over 100 employees losing their jobs.
Knoxville, TN, October 20, 2026 —
A PepsiCo plant in Knoxville is set to close, a development that could result in more than 100 employees losing their jobs, according to the information provided. The closure and potential job losses are the only details available about the announcement.
The information does not specify when the plant is expected to close or identify the affected employees’ roles. It also does not say whether workers may be offered other positions, whether the closure will happen in stages, or whether any job losses have already occurred. The precise number of employees who could be affected was not provided; the figure was described as over 100.
No reason for the planned closure was provided, and the information did not include a statement from PepsiCo or details about the plant’s operations. It also did not identify any government notices, labor arrangements or other steps connected with the potential job losses. Those details remain unclear.
The reported closure could affect more than 100 workers in Knoxville, but the available information does not establish the final number of jobs at stake or the timing of any changes. Further details about the company’s plans and the employees affected were not provided.
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