PepsiCo

About PepsiCo

PepsiCo is a global food and beverage company headquartered in Purchase, New York, with products enjoyed more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories. Its portfolio spans snacks, convenient foods, and drinks, and the company positions itself as a broad-based consumer business built around iconic brands and everyday occasions.

The company says it aims to create more smiles with every sip and every bite, serving more consumers, more occasions, and more touchpoints. PepsiCo also emphasizes that sustainability is central to its strategy through PepsiCo Positive (pep+), which it describes as an end-to-end transformation designed to support growth, resilience, and positive impact for people and the planet.

Core Values

• Sustainability: PepsiCo places sustainability at the center of its pep+ strategy and says it is working across agriculture, packaging, water, climate, and supply chains to build a more resilient business. Its ESG pages emphasize measurable progress and long-term value creation.
• Innovation: The company highlights innovation in recipes, R&D, design, and partnerships, including work on healthier formulations, functional drinks, and new product concepts. It also invites external ideas and collaborates with entrepreneurs and scientists.
• Consumer focus: PepsiCo repeatedly frames its business around consumer-loved brands, taste, convenience, and choice. Its nutrition journey stresses making food and drinks both nutritious and delicious.
• Responsibility: The company emphasizes ethical business practices, governance, community support, and workforce development. Its social impact work focuses on farmers, food access, safe water, and opportunity creation.

Unique Aspects

• Massive global reach: PepsiCo says its products are consumed more than one billion times a day across 200+ countries and territories, giving it unusually broad scale in both snacks and beverages.
• pep+ sustainability platform: PepsiCo’s PepsiCo Positive strategy is its company-wide framework for sustainability, linking climate action, agriculture, packaging, water stewardship, nutrition, and people into one operating agenda.
• Deep agricultural partnerships: The company works with farmer-focused partners and organizations such as Unilever, Griffith Foods, Milhão, Soil Capital, Yara International, Practical Farmers of Iowa, and National Geographic Society on regenerative agriculture and related initiatives.
• Customer sustainability solutions: PepsiCo offers pep+ Customer Solutions, a portfolio of sustainability resources and programs designed to help customers reduce environmental impact and create shared value.
• Away-from-home leadership: PepsiCo describes its Away From Home business as a premier global foodservice partner, serving restaurants, campuses, healthcare, recreation, vending, and other channels with the full portfolio.
• Long-term governance and investor scale: The company highlights strong corporate governance and says its products are supported by a broad portfolio of iconic brands, many with over $1 billion in estimated annual retail sales.