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The boldest McDonald’s ads are a marketing masterclass

We're still lovin' them.

Creative Bloq

Gizelle Bryant leaves Pepsi in tears on The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip

Real Housewives Ultimate Grils Trip’s Gizelle Bryant leaves Pepsi in tears after he can’t handle the chaos caused by her missing tequila. Here’s what happened.

WhatToWatch

Why PepsiCo is sweet on artificial intelligence

The consumer giant has adopted AI for everything from stocking shelves to warehouse safety.

Axios

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Pepsi's CHRO says giving 20% of employees special treatment is crucial for its future

Treat your high-potential employees like corporate assets, says Pepsi’s CHRO Ronald Schellekens in a recent Fortune Connect panel.

Fortune

Pepsi unveils new logo, branding ahead of iconic cola’s 125th anniversary

The richer “electric” blue and black (now the color of Pepsi Zero Sugar cans) will be used across the portfolio to bring “a contemporary edge” to the brand’s color scheme.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pepsi Embraces 'Bold Challenger' Role In Battle With Coca-Cola

The beverage brands have long been rivals and PepsiCo's latest efforts are an effort to claim the No. 1 beverage brand crown.

The Street

Pepsi ditches iconic logo and unveils new design to celebrate its 125th anniversary

Drink brand Pepsi is unveiling a new logo and visual identity system in time for its 125th anniversary, and globally in 2024, with its new look first being rolled out in America

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Never forget that utterly ridiculous Pepsi logo design document

Farewell to the old logo's "gravitational pull".

Creative Bloq

Brilliant new Pepsi logo is more than just nostalgia

Fans are calling it a 'massive improvement'.

Creative Bloq

Pepsi drinkers 'disgusted' by new recipe - and vow to 'come home' to Coca-Cola

A number of Pepsi drinkers have slammed the brand's 'disgusting' new recipe, with the classic fizzy drink now containing approximately 57% less sugar than it used to. Some have even vowed they will be 'coming home' to Coca-Cola

Daily Mirror

Pepsi making huge change to popular drink which could affect taste

Pepsi's recipe and packing are changing

Liverpool Echo

Pepsi rebrands with new logo and slashes sugar content by more than half

The new visual style, according to CMO Todd Kaplan, brings in a ‘new era’ for Pepsi and will serve to create brand differentiation while also highlighting its zero-sugar option

Evening Standard

Dollar General Media Network Uses LiveRamp To Connect With Customers

Retail network boosts ROI for marketers including Pepsi, Hershey’s, Unilever, General Mills and Colgate-Palmolive

Broadcasting & Cable

Pepsi changes recipe in classic cola beverage to cut sugar by more than a half

PepsiCo say that the rejuvenated recipe will replace all of the canned and bottled Pepsi products across the UK and Ireland

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Daily Record

Pepsi makes huge change which may alter flavour of classic fizzy drink

In a major shake up, Pepsi manufacturers are modifying one key ingredient of the drink's recipe.

Daily Mirror

Pepsi makes major change to popular fizzy drink which could change its taste

PepsiCo UK & Ireland said the new reformulated recipe of the popular drink will replace all the canned and bottled Pepsi products going forward in the UK and Ireland

Liverpool Echo

Warning to anyone who has booked holidays to Spain, Turkey and Thailand

UK holidaymakers could face steep price rises

Liverpool Echo

We blind taste tested Pepsi and Coke to see which is really the best

We put Pepsi and Coke to the test

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3 Beverage Stocks to Buy More of in 2023

Amid the growing customer preference for healthier drinks, the beverage sector is predicted to survive the ongoing macroeconomic challenges on the backs of stable demand. In light of this, quality beverage stocks PepsiCo (PEP), Anheuser-Busch (BUD), and Primo Water Corp. (PRMW) might be solid picks in 2023. Read more….

The Guardian - AU

Celeste Barber’s next target: ‘The wellness industry is like the new form of church’

Netflix’s series Wellmania marks Barber’s first major role since becoming Insta-famous for skewering celebrities. It may also turn her into one

FourFourTwo

'Ronaldinho came straight up to me and I was in shock': Grammy Award-winning artist Burna Boy reveals favourite football memories

Burna Boy is also set to perform the 2023 UEFA Champions League Final Kick Off Show by Pepsi, an opportunity he is relishing

The Guardian - UK

‘Patriotic’ Indian brand Campa Cola to relaunch in challenge to Coke and Pepsi

Owned by India’s richest man, brand had its heyday half a century ago and aims to appeal as homegrown product

The Guardian - UK

Tim Davie: BBC director general embroiled in Gary Lineker controversy

Critics claim former marketing man at centre of row over impartiality is too close to the government

Wales Online

Tech-wise shopper discovers 'hidden' labels that helped knock £40 off Asda bill

The customer pays just £12 for a £52 food shop with a supermarket Rewards app and his own clever 'hack'

Liverpool Echo

Asda shopper shares 'hidden' app labels that knocked £40 off bill

The customer paid just £12 for a £52 food shop using the 'hack'

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