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PepsiCo acquires Siete Foods for $1.2 billion
Siete Foods, a family-founded company known for its grain-free tortillas and other Mexican-American food products, joins PepsiCo's array of brands following a series of acquisitions aimed at ...
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Pepsi Just Made a $1.2 Billion Acquisition of Something That Has Nothing to Do With Carbonated Beverages
The acquisition of Siete Foods dovetails nicely with Pepsi's November acquisitions of Sabra and Obela. Pepsi had already owned half of both joint ventures but moved to acquire the rest ...
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Siete Foods seizes Austin FC sleeve following PepsiCo buyout
Siete, which produces Mexican-American food products such as chips, tortillas, salsas, sauces and seasonings, was acquired by PepsiCo earlier this month for $1.2 billion. The brand began working ...
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PepsiCo’s snacking woes intensify with more volume declines
PepsiCo acquired several better-for-you food brands at the end of 2024. Last month, PepsiCo closed its acquisition of Austin co-op Siete Foods in a deal worth $1.2 billion to expand its ...
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PepsiCo tees up functional innovation with Gatorade & Propel
PepsiCo expects double-digit growth out of its combined international business, while Gatorade and Propel offer a platform ...
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CAGNY: PepsiCo’s a Powerhouse, But Worries About North America
Bottom line, PepsiCo had a good 2024. Un-PepsiCo-like but good enough. A company that has been turning in ...
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PepsiCo Adding Healthier Snacks as Consumers Shun Salt and Fat
By Julie Creswell Amid a national debate on highly processed foods and the rise ... which, at $7.3 billion, accounts for about a quarter of PepsiCo’s total revenues and is home to popular ...