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History Of The Pepsi-Cola Logo
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How Pepsi Is Made
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Reproductions!
Pepsi Door Push Plate - Don't be taken by this reproduction...
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Pepsi Brands
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PepsiCo Sets Industry Standard
by Establishing the First Consistent Global Approach to Selling Beverages in Schools
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Pepsi Door Push Plate

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North American Brands

  • Pepsi
  • Caffeine Free Pepsi
  • Diet Pepsi
  • Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi
  • Diet Pepsi Max
  • Jazz Diet Pepsi
  • Diet Pepsi Lime
  • Diet Pepsi Vanilla
  • Pepsi Wild Cherry
  • Diet Pepsi Wild Cherry
  • Pepsi ONE
  • Mountain Dew
  • Diet Mountain Dew
  • Caffeine Free Mountain Dew
  • Mountain Dew Code Red
  • Diet Mountain Dew Code Red
  • Mountain Dew LiveWire
  • Manzanita Sol
  • Mirinda
  • Mug Root Beer
  • Diet Mug Root Beer
  • Mug Cream Soda
  • Diet Mug Cream Soda
  • Sierra Mist
  • Sierra Mist Free
  • Slice
  • AMP energy drink
  • Aquafina
  • Aquafina FlavorSplash
  • Aquafina Sparkling
  • Dole juices and juice drinks (License)
  • Dole Plus fortified juices (License)
  • Ethos Water (License)
  • FruitWorks juice drinks
  • Lipton Brisk (Partnership)
  • Lipton Iced Tea (Partnership)
  • Lipton Pure Leaf (Partnership)

  • No Fear Motherload
  • Sugar Free No Fear Motherload
  • Ocean Spray juices and juice drinks (License)
  • Frappuccino ready-to-drink coffee (Partnership)
  • Starbucks Doubleshot (Partnership)
  • Starbucks Doubleshot Energy (Partnership)
  • Starbucks Iced Coffee (Partnership)
  • SoBe juice drinks, dairy, and teas
  • SoBe Lean diet juice drinks, dairy, and teas
  • SoBe Life Water
  • SoBe Synergy
  • SoBe Adrenaline Rush
  • Tropicana lemonade and punches
  • Tropicana Light lemonade and punches
  • Tropicana Twister sodas
International Brands
  • Mirinda
  • 7UP (International)
  • Pepsi Limón
  • Kas
  • Teem
  • Pepsi Max
  • Pepsi Light
  • Manzanita Sol
  • Paso de los Toros
  • Fruko
  • Evervess
  • Yedigun
  • Shani
  • Fiesta
  • D&G (License)
  • Mandarin (License)
  • Radical Fruit


by Establishing the First Consistent Global Approach to Selling Beverages in Schools

PURCHASE, N.Y., March 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP) announced today it is voluntarily adopting a new global policy to stop sales of full-sugar soft drinks to primary and secondary schools by 2012. The industry-leading policy establishes for the first time a consistent global approach to the sale of beverages to schools by a major beverage company.

The policy applies in all countries outside the United States, and is generally consistent with the company's existing U.S. policy, which remains unchanged.

PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi said: "We have long advocated for school settings to be made as conducive as possible to promoting the health of students, and we have programs under way with school authorities in several countries to do that. This includes restoring or expanding physical education and promoting nutrition education. This global policy will serve as an important part of that mission, by expanding our offerings of low-calorie and nutritious beverages."

Details of the PepsiCo policy were drawn up following discussions with the World Heart Federation in Geneva. The World Heart Federation is the premier nongovernmental organization recognized by the World Health Organization as its leading partner in the prevention and control of cardiovascular disease.

"The World Heart Federation welcomes PepsiCo's announcement that it will launch a new policy on stopping the sale of sugary beverages to schools globally," commented Pekka Puska, President of the World Heart Federation. "The soft drinks industry has voluntarily removed full-calorie carbonated beverages from schools in certain countries. The World Heart Federation has been leading discussions with industry for such a policy at a global level and is pleased that PepsiCo is leading the way within the beverage industry."

PepsiCo will work with its bottlers, vending companies and third-party distributors -- in collaboration with parents, community leaders and schools officials around the world -- to offer low-calorie beverages for primary and secondary schools.

The global school beverage policy continues to advance PepsiCo's commitment to reducing calories in schools by offering students a wider range of low-calorie and nutritious beverages in appropriate portions.

PepsiCo worked with the Alliance for a Healthier Generation -- a joint initiative of the American Heart Association and the William J. Clinton Foundation and other beverage industry leaders -- to change the mix of beverages in U.S. schools through voluntary guidelines. The guidelines precluded the sale of full-sugar soft drinks to students in elementary and secondary schools, permitting only low-calorie drinks and portion-controlled juices, sports drinks and waters. In early March, three years after guidelines were announced, it was reported that 98.8% of measured schools were in compliance.






 
 
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