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Both companies are making changes to the way they use caramel colouring in their colas in order to get around a California law that would require their products to contain a warning that the drinks may cause cancer.
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PepsiCo is looking to make a dent in the soft drink market once again with a new product.
What's being described as trying to "fill a void" between diet and regular Pepsi, the new item, Pepsi Next, will be a lower calorie soda.
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Abu Dhabi -
It turns out size does matter, at least when it comes to selling caffeinated soda in the United Arab Emirates. UAE officials will remove 300 ml size cans of Coke and Pepsi from store shelves.
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New York -
PepsiCo Inc. officially announced that it plans to cut 8,700 jobs, or approximately three percent of its workforce. It will also increase marketing spending by about $600 million. This restructuring is estimated to save the company $1.5 billion by 2014.
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Madison -
This past week PepsiCo hired a new attorney to represent the company in a lawsuit filed in 2009 by a man who claims he found a mouse in a can of Mountain Dew.
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PepsiCo has announced that it will be voluntarily removing their high-calorie sweetened drinks from schools in more than 200 countries.
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As reported through various media outlets, Uganda was proposing new anti-homosexual laws that would not only keep the act of homesexuality illegal, but would bring the death penalty to anyone found practicing this act.
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Two men who claim Pepsi stole their idea to sell bottled water sued company in Wisconsin and won a $1.26 billion judgment last month after the company didn't respond.
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A group that advocates what it calls "traditional family values" claims it has organized over 500,000 people who have pledged to boycott Pepsi over what is says are the company's activities promoting gay rights.
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When an Ormond Beach, Florida man popped open a can of Pepsi recently the last thing he expected to be gulping down were the remains of a gutted frog.
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Coke, Pepsi Skirt Cancer Warning Label
Coca-Cola and Pepsi change how they make an ingredient in their drinks in the United States to avoid having to put a cancer warning label on the bottle.
Coca-Cola and Pepsi are changing the ingredients in their world-famous soft drinks to avoid being legally obliged to put a cancer warning label on their bottles.
Ellen Braitman analyzes the morning business headlines.
 A man who says he found a mouse in a can of Mountain Dew is wrong, Pepsi Co. Inc. says, arguing the soda is so corrosive the mouse would have disintegrated before he opened it.
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