Piscataway mayor says Pepsi plant could be closed for weeks after massive fire, potentially impacting grocery store shelves. elijahwestbrook has the latest:
is now under control after crews spent hours putting it out.
"Let's just put it this way, if you see Mountain Dew on the shelf, my advice is buy it now. Because until the PepsiCo facility is able to redistribute nationally, this facility won't be operational for awhile, because of smoke damage on the inside," he told Westbrook. It took crews at least five hours to get everything under control. One firefighter suffered smoke inhalation, and another an arm injury.
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