PepsiCo's snacks include Pepsi, Fruit of the Loom (Fruit of the Loom) Juice, Minute Maid, Seven Happiness, Surge, Gatorade, Ice Pure Water, Dole Juice, Lay's Potato Chips, Quaker Cereal and Cheetos, among others.

PepsiCo (China) Investment Co., Ltd. became one of the first U.S. business partners to enter China in 1981 when it signed a contract with the Chinese government to build a Pepsi bottling plant in Shenzhen.

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Pepsi was invented in 1898 by Caleb Bradham, a pharmacist from North Carolina, who claimed that the drink cured indigestion, and Pepsi began producing canned soft drinks as early as 1948.

Pepsi's sales increased year by year between the 1970s and the 1980s, when competition between Pepsi and its rival Coca-Cola reached a high level. Coca-Cola reached a fever pitch.

The success of the Taste Challenge in the mid-1980s brought Pepsi to the top of the industry for a while, but then Pepsi returned to second place, where it remains today.

PepsiCo's leading product is Pepsi. The company wanted to increase its sales in the international market. This will be done by changing the design of its packaging and tapping into the potential of markets such as China, India and Russia, where the new marketing plan will feature a blue color to match the red color used by Coca-Cola in its packaging and advertising. The company hopes to use this to emphasize the difference in its products. So now, in addition to the Pepsi red, white and blue logo, Pepsi's new packaging is entirely blue.

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