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Forsyth commissioners approve Pepsi incentives
Updated: 06/26/2012 08:08 AM
By: News 14 Carolina Web Staff


WINSTON-SALEM – Forsyth County commissioners approved more than $700,000 in incentives Monday night for Pepsi to bring more jobs to Winston-Salem. It came in less than the $1 million the Winston-Salem City Council approved last week.


County leaders approved the 10-year package on the condition that Pepsi keep 300 jobs, transfer another 200 to Forsyth County – most which are already filled – and invest more than $81 million in the area.


The company wants to move from its current facility on Myer Lee Drive.


There's no word on when Pepsi Bottling Venture is expected to make a decision.

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