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Mars Wrigley leaving Newark, cutting 307 jobs (updated)

Mars Wrigley is ending its 86-year presence in Newark, resulting in the elimination of 307 positions.

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Mars Wrigley has announced the closure of its Newark office, marking the end of an 86-year tenure in the city. The decision involves the reduction of 307 jobs. While the Newark site is closing, the company's operations in Hackettstown will remain unaffected.

Coverage from outlets including NJ.com, the Bergen Record, and NJBIZ emphasizes the scope of the job cuts and the location change. The New Jersey Business & Industry Association and Shore News Network have contextualized the move as part of a trend of companies relocating headquarters out of New Jersey. Observers are tracking the transition of these 307 positions and the future status of the Newark facility.

Coverage does not yet specify a finalized timeline for the office closure or the status of affected personnel support.

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Questions people are asking

How many jobs are being cut?

The closure involves 307 job cuts.

Will Mars Wrigley still operate in New Jersey?

Yes, operations in Hackettstown are set to continue.

How long has Mars Wrigley been in Newark?

The company has been present in Newark for 86 years.

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