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Mars Wrigley leaving Newark, cutting 307 jobs

Source: NJBiz · Jul 17, 2026, 3:58 PM

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Mars Wrigley announced it is relocating its corporate headquarters from Newark and eliminating 307 jobs as part of a consolidation strategy.

The company will be moving key corporate functions to its Chicago office, marking a significant departure from its long-standing presence in New Jersey's largest city.

This move represents a major employment loss for Newark and reshapes the landscape of corporate operations in the region.

Key points

  • Mars Wrigley is closing its Newark headquarters and relocating operations to Chicago
  • The relocation will result in 307 job cuts in New Jersey
  • Key corporate functions will be consolidated in Chicago
  • This represents a significant loss of corporate presence and employment in Newark

FAQ

Why is Mars Wrigley leaving Newark?
Mars Wrigley is consolidating its key corporate functions to Chicago as part of a broader corporate restructuring strategy, which will eliminate the need for its Newark headquarters.
How many jobs will be lost?
The company will eliminate 307 jobs as a result of the Newark headquarters closure and consolidation.
Where is Mars Wrigley moving its headquarters?
Mars Wrigley is relocating its corporate headquarters and key functions to Chicago.

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