Not quite.
Dr Pepper is definitely wrong. Fully independent. Pepsi provides distribution in some markets, but that’s it.
Starbucks is also wrong. Pepsi distributes bottled fraps through a joint venture, but they are separate companies.
Ready to drink Lipton drinks come from Pepsi, but the brand it not owned by Pepsi (teabags and other).
Tazo was sold to Unilever in 2017 but then also sold again in 2022 to the same parent company of Lipton.
Ocean spray is a farmer coop, Pepsi just does distribution.
I don’t see it on there so I will add that they own SodaStream, which also happens to be headquartered in Israel.
After high school I got a job as a merchandiser for Pepsi Bottling Group. That’s when I learned that both Pepsi and Coke distrubute Dr. Pepper in different areas.
If the 20 oz bottles in your area look like this you are in a Coke area, and if they look like this you are in a Pepsi area.
that’s also why Dr Pepper can show up on fountains in both Pepsi and Coke aligned fast food places.
Tha Doc gets a piece of everything.
The Dr Pepper Snapple Group distribution is split between Coke and Pepsi.
This may be outdated but still really scary
Unilever owns Dollar Shave Club since around 2018
Like I said in another reply the image is from 2012
But why no profits LoL
Land of Lakes is a farmer-owned co-op…but from 1989 until 2007, Kraft was owned by Phillip Morris (the tobacco company now known as Altria).
Marlboro and EasyMac were corporate cousins.
The tobacco companies saw the decline of tobacco sales and rolled into processed foods with all the addiction research they had already been doing.
Did my image show up for you? I tried to upload a bigger picture with 10 companies and every brand name they owned
Your image works fine for me. Idk what they’re talking about, these companies are making plenty of profit. (Probably not enough if you ask the shareholders tho)
The picture is also from 2012 so I don’t know what was bought/sold/merged/divested since then
It hasn’t always been. That is what sucks about this.
Theres even a song about it!
I love Neil.
‘Breathtaking’ Is One Word for Purported Arnell Pepsi Doc
“When I did the Pepsi logo, I told Pepsi that I wanted to go to Asia, to China and Japan, for a month and tuck myself away and just design it and study it and create it,” [Arnell Group’s Peter] Arnell said earlier to Ad Age. “There was a lot of research, a lot of consumer data points … and dialogue that I had with the folks at Pepsi, consumers and retailers. We knew what we were doing.”
So what does such a “breathtaking” redesign cost, anyway? Ad Age earlier reported that experts estimate the cost for a top firm to work five months at north of $1 million.
“Always has been”, my ass. These companies were acquired over time, PepsiCo didn’t just own them from the start.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PepsiCo#Acquisitions_and_divestments
Only when it isn’t Coke.
Don’t forget the Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell. (and KFC).
Somewhere there has to be a store where those 3 are crammed together into one monstrosity.
I now have a purpose in life.
Your best bet is truckstops probably.
Cool. KFC chicken stuffed crust nacho chalupa with a side of trucker pills, please.
you want the ones to make your boner bigger, the ones to make your boner smaller, or the ones to make your boner fall off? you know what aisle 2 next to the gummi worms
Good idea. Test them on some gummy worms.
Also, who has shrooms?
Dr Pepper
I will not stand for this slander, they are independent from Pepsi
But partially owned by Cadbury. The creme egg company.
Sold in 2018 to Keurig.
