LE FIGARO INFO – The French subsidiary of the American giant is preparing a draft social plan for around 100 people.
In lack of pep’s since the release of the Covid, Pepsico is cutting into its workforce in France. Affected by the inflationary wave and commercial difficulties, the French subsidiary of the group known for its brands Pepsi, 7Up, Lay’s, Doritos, or Quaker Oats is preparing a social plan. According to our information, this reorganization concerns around 100 people in France out of the 600 that the group has in its subsidiary. Pepsico no longer having a factory in France since the sale of Tropicana two years ago, these departures will mainly affect the sales force.
Contacted, the group had no spokesperson available since Monday to comment on this decision but confirmed ongoing reorganizations in its teams. “We regularly adapt our organization to ensure that PepsiCo is structured effectively, now and in the future. We operate in a volatile economic environment subject to numerous events that affect our business. Considering…
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