PepsiCo Dismisses Extortion After Fire at Its Distribution Center in Matamoros: “We Don’t Identify Threats”
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PepsiCo Mexico denied having received threats or attempted extortion before the fire that consumed nearly 50 delivery trucks at its Matamoros distribution center, Tamaulipas, and said it maintains close collaboration with the authorities to clarify what happened. Through a statement, the company stated that, after an internal review, “we have not identified threats or attempts at extortion that preceded this event,” with which it denied versions…
The accident destroyed up to 57 delivery trucks
PepsiCo dismisses extortion prior to the fire in Matamoros; confirms that it will maintain operations and waits for an opinion to clarify the causes.
Pepsi Matamoros ruled out that the fire registered in his distribution center in the state of Tamaulipas is linked to acts of extortion.In response, PepsiCo stated that he is collaborating with the authorities of Tamaulipas in order to clarify the facts and know the reasons that led to the fire.Pepsi Matamoros rejects rumors of extortion after fire in the distribution center; there were no victims Through a statement, Pepsi Matamoros rejected ru…
Matamoros, Tamaulipas.- A fire consumed and damaged 57 PepsiCo delivery vehicles in its Matamoros distribution center, while the Tamaulipas Prosecutor's Office investigates whether the fire was accidental or provoked. The accident began around 1 a.m. on Monday at the facilities located on Marte R. Gómez Avenue, in the colony of Leyes de Colonos, south of the city. When firefighters entered the property they found flames up to five meters high an…
Reliable sources. By Isaias Alvarez PepsiCo does not leave Matamoros. The voices that seemed to wish it, moved by political and petty interests, were left with the desire. The flames were barely extinguished in the distribution center when false profiles, anonymous pages and characters willing to gain advantage from any misfortune began to announce the withdrawal of the company, the dismissal of more than 1,500 workers and even an alleged extort…
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