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Pepsi to triple bottling capacity in Denver with new plant

Pepsi's plant in Colorado

Friday, September 30, 2022 10:15 PM UTC

Pepsi has broken ground on a new facility this week that will triple its capacity about 15 miles away from its bottling plant in Denver's RiNo district.

The new Colorado manufacturing facility will sit on 152 acres near East 72nd Avenue and Tower Road.

The new 1.2-million-square-foot-plant, expected to be up and running next summer, would require it to double the size of its workforce.

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