PepsiCo

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1. PepsiCo · 8 Oct

   PepsiCo's India convenient foods and beverages gained volume and held or grew savory snack and beverage share, so rivals in those aisles should expect tougher competition for shelf space and promotions.

   2 reports from Fortune India and The Hindu BusinessLine

2. PepsiCo India · 15 Oct

   With the court declining interim relief on the "Energy Drink" label, the 5 November FSSAI stay hearing will signal how strictly energy-drink labelling is policed, which matters for anyone weighing exposure to the category.

   Reported: The Delhi High Court on Thursday declined PepsiCo India urgent relief to keep making Sting Energy and Adrenaline Rush with the "Energy Drink" label. It listed the modification plea for 30 October, with the hearing on a stay of the FSSAI order on 5 November.

   Business Today

3. PepsiCo · 12 Oct

   The Delhi High Court on Monday refused PepsiCo permission to manufacture beverages labelled 'energy drink' and told the single judge to record reasons within a week.

   ET Small Business

4. PepsiCo India · 13 Oct

   PepsiCo India says over 70% of its beverages are already zero-sugar or mid-calorie and is aiming for 90–100% over time, so retailers should expect range and shelf-space requests to shift toward zero-sugar and baked or millet snacks.

   Reported: PepsiCo India says over 70% of its beverages are zero-sugar or mid-calorie, targets 90–100% over time

   2 reports from ET Retail and The Hindu BusinessLine