PepsiCo owns a vast and diverse portfolio of food and beverage brands across the globe. Key brands owned by PepsiCo include: Beverages:
- Pepsi (carbonated soft drink)
- Gatorade (sports drink)
- Mountain Dew
- Aquafina (bottled water)
- Lipton (tea, in partnership)
- Mug Root Beer
- SodaStream
- Tazo (tea)
- Bubly (flavored sparkling water)
- Ocean Spray (licensed distribution)
- Starbucks (coffee products, partnership)
- Dole juices (licensed distribution)
Snacks and Foods:
- Lay's (potato chips)
- Doritos (tortilla chips)
- Cheetos
- Fritos
- Tostitos
- Sun Chips
- Ruffles
- Rice-A-Roni
- Sabra (hummus and dips, joint venture)
- Bare Foods (fruit and veggie snacks)
- Quaker Oats Company (breakfast cereals and snacks)
- Aunt Jemima (now Pearl Milling Company, baking mixes and syrups)
- Bundaberg
- Chester's
- Cap'n Crunch
- Baken-Ets
- Citrus Springs
PepsiCo's ownership extends globally with additional brands such as Kurkure in India, Simba in South Africa, and various Latin American and European snack brands. The company has grown through strategic acquisitions including Frito- Lay in 1965, Tropicana in 1998 (sold most juice brands in 2022 but retains a stake), Quaker Oats in 2001, and Pioneer Foods in 2020. PepsiCo operates through divisions like PepsiCo Beverages North America and Frito-Lay North America, which contribute significantly to its revenue and profits
. In summary, PepsiCo owns a comprehensive range of popular beverage and snack brands, making it one of the largest food and beverage companies worldwide.
