Workers reach deal with Molson Coors in Fort Worth

Molson Coors workers will soon be returning to work after the company reached an agreement with Fort Worth's 420 workers.

The three-month long strike at Fort Worth’s Molson Coors brewery is coming to an end after workers ratified a new contract with the company.

For Molson Coors, putting the strike behind them means the company can get operations in its Fort Worth plant fully back to normal. The contract should satisfy the 400-plus workers who went on strike, said Adam Collins, Molson Coors’ chief communications officer.“We are pleased to have reached a three-year agreement with Teamsters Local 997 in Fort Worth,” he said.

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