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PepsiCo announced today that three more of its brands have surpassed $1 billion in annual revenue. The nation's largest food and beverage maker said Thursday that Diet Mountain Dew, Brisk and Starbucks ready-to-drink beverages each hit this key measure... Full Story »
Pepsi-Lipton Partnership Vice President Mary Barnard weighs in on the Brisk Star Wars Campaign... Full Story »
Drink iced tea, you will. That’s what Lipton Brisk hopes will happen as its latest ad campaign, it unveils. Pepsi’s premiere iced tea brand is banking on Star Wars to build on the success of last year’s Eminem-centered Super Bowl spot, with a promotion... Full Story »
PepsiCo is piggybacking on the release next month of Lucasfilm’s “Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace 3D” to promote its Brisk iced tea and juice drinks...the brand’s sales had more than doubled in the last two years... Full Story »
Mountain Dew has connected with gamers in a way never before tried. The soft drink maker partnered with Activision to deliver gamers Double XP to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 players through specially marked bottles of Mountain Dew beverages throughout the.. Full Story »
"The story is really about opportunity," said George Cox, Mountain Dew brand manager. "With Dew, Dale and NASCAR there's this awesome marriage. Dale is the embodiment of the person we're trying to target with Diet Dew. We wanted to tap into that equity Dew... Full Story »
The diversity of the four brands within the PLP portfolio—Brisk Iced Tea, Lipton Iced Tea, Lipton Pure Leaf Iced Tea and Tazo—perhaps best illustrate the strength and advantage that Pepsi’s tea business has in the market, namely, a tea for every taste... Full Story »
Along with Lipton Brisk, Frito-Lay offers the same contest on specially marked packages of Doritos, Cheetos and Ruffles. "We know our fans love movies, so partnering with one of the summer's most-anticipated blockbusters made great sense for us," says... Full Story »
Mary Barnard, vice president and general manager of the Pepsi Lipton Tea Partnership, on the 20th Anniversary of the iced tea market and how the business has evolved... Full Story »
In just two months, Jamal Henderson’s efforts on behalf of Pepsi’s Brisk Iced Tea brand resulted in a 3,100(!) percent increase in social media presence, reports his manager Eric Fuller. “Jamal is a top performer,” Fuller says. “He was a key contributor to... Full Story »
Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi in Times Square discusses Frito-Lay's plans to make half of their products with all-natural ingredients, and how they company and its chefs are redesigning flavors at the Flavor Kitchen in Plano... Full Story »
Frito-Lay is saying so long to monosodium glutamate and roughly three dozen other artificial ingredients in more than 60 snack varieties. Lay's flavored potato chips, Tostitos tortilla chips, multigrain SunChips and Rold Gold pretzels are all getting makeovers Full Story »
We caught up with PepsiCo’s Jamal Henderson at the Brisk25 Summit and he shared some insights about BriskPic as well as some advice for startups and entrepeneurs on how they may be able to work with PepsiCo in the future. Check out the video interview... Full Story »
Lipton Brisk’s Super Bowl ad this year could be called “The Eminem Show.” About a decade ago, Lipton Brisk ran claymation-like animated ads featuring various celebs, including one featuring Danny DeVito that ran during the 2002 Super Bowl... Full Story »
Set in medieval times, Melanie Amaro, 2011 winner of "The X-Factor," goes before a king, played by Elton John, and tries to entertain him, something others have been unable to do. She succeeds by performing a version of "Respect." The twist: Ms. Amaro... Full Story »
PepsiCo is investing in small farmers around the world and we're involved all along the chain, from the seed and development of farming practices to the final product and its consumption. We've partnered with the World Food Program and the... Full Story »
Pepsi plans to make music -- and to some extent its $60 million "X Factor" sponsorship -- the common thread in its Super Bowl efforts, said Shiv Singh, global head of digital for PepsiCo Beverages Americas. "A lot of people don't realize how big music is to... Full Story »
On the other hand, some companies have gone a long way to adapting to local tastes. Take for instance Lay’s, the PepsiCo crisp brand, which entered Russia exactly 20 years ago and has experimented with crisps flavored with everything from caviar to mushrooms. Full Story »
Ann Mukherjee, Frito Lay's chief marketing officer, previews Doritos's five finalists from over 6,000 entries in its user-created Crash the Super Bowl ad contest... Full Story »
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