PepsiCo's new cola adds fiber and leans on the cache of cane sugar — but faces stiff competition from a wave of early movers ...

The big box store Costco is making a change to its food courts. The company is in the process of switching from Pepsi to Coca ...

Well, Pepsi is here to answer your taste buds’ prayers with a brand-new flavor that promises to fill the void left by the beloved Coca-Cola variant. Read on to discover Pepsi’s exciting twist ...

Pepsi There is a new Pepsi taste that shoppers can pick up in stores, however. Beginning March 28, retailers will start carrying Nitro Pepsi, the first-ever nitrogen-infused cola to hit the market.

The Soda: Pepsi Maple Syrup Cola isn’t the first time in recent memory the brand has dropped an over-the-top flavor. There was Pepsi Fire, a cola that tasted like it had red hot candies in it.

PepsiCo’s newest drink, Nitro Pepsi, will launch in stores nationwide on March 28. It’s the brand’s first nitrogen-infused cola. Hand-out PepsiCo Pepsi is putting a “softer” spin on a ...

According to PepsiCo, “So far, Pepsi Zero Sugar is the preferred cola in 100% of markets.” It’s yet to be seen if that will remain true after Pepsi’s sojourn in Atlanta.

Dr Pepper is tied with Pepsi-Cola as the second most popular carbonated soft drink in America for the first time, though both are still way behind Coca-Cola.

This month, Pepsi is getting in on the nitro craze, releasing what they’re calling “the first nitrogen-infused cola” (and I have no reason to doubt this claim): Pepsi Nitro — available ...

Here’s a bit of history to digest. Pepsi-Cola, more commonly known by its shortened name Pepsi, was created in 1898 by small-town pharmacist Caleb Bradham in New Bern, North Carolina in part to ...