Pepsi in advanced talks to acquire soda brand Poppi, deal valued over $1.5 billion: Report
PepsiCo had planned to launch its own so-called functional soda under the brand Soulboost but decided to scrap that effort ...
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PepsiCo Rumored to Be Closing in on Poppi Acquisition
Beverage and snack behemoth appears to be taking the “purchase” option to jump into prebiotic and better-for-you sodas ...
PepsiCo Reportedly In Talks To Acquire Poppi Amid Rising Demand For Probiotic Drinks
PepsiCo is discussing a $1.5 billion deal for healthier soda brand Poppi. Market for functional sodas is projected to grow ...
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The Nasdaq Composite's (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) drop into correction territory got investors worried. The S&P 500's (SNPINDEX: ...
PepsiCo ‘nears deal for prebiotic soda brand Poppi’
PepsiCo is reportedly in final stage talks to buy the US-based better-for-you soda brand Poppi, with a deal said to be close.
First Siete, next Poppi?
Austin-based Poppi, a prebiotic soda maker, is in discussions to be acquired by PepsiCo Inc., according to Bloomberg. The ...
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Major US food groups urge Trump to exempt some imports from tariffs
Major US food and beverage manufacturers have urged “targeted” tariff exemptions for key imported ingredients.
PepsiCo: Price Increases Aren't Working Anymore And Management Isn't Articulating A Clear Plan
PepsiCo faces challenges with stalled revenue, forex headwinds, and overvaluation. Read why PEP stock is a strong sell.
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How the FDA opens the door to risky chemicals in America's food supply
Food manufacturers often are left to decide whether their ingredients and additives are safe. Experts say hundreds of products contain chemicals linked to health concerns.
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PepsiCo in talks to acquire Poppi soda for $1.5B
ALBAWABA - PepsiCo, the American multinational food and beverage giant, is in talks to acquire Poppi, the prebiotic soda ...
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RFK Jr. drops threat on major food corporations — and shoppers may soon see the impact
In a recent meeting with top food executives, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made it clear: The time to ditch artificial food dyes is now.