PepsiCo expects its business outside of North America to be a key driver of its revenue growth this year and for the longer term, while the company takes measures to fix weakness in Frito-Lay snacks.

PepsiCo on Thursday cut its annual profit forecast as the soda and snacks giant signaled higher production costs and subdued ...

Revenue growth at PepsiCo Inc.’s Europe, Middle East and Africa (Emea) division outpaced all its other regional divisions in the first quarter, lifted by stronger demand in Egypt and Turkey. However, ...

PepsiCo sees growth in India, plans to expand snacks manufacturing capacity with new plants in Tamil Nadu and Assam.

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In Mexico, the consumer appears to be impacted by what's happening in the U.S., while in Europe, the company said there have been early signs that are positive. For 2025, PepsiCo said organic ...

PepsiCo’s international volumes did not fare much better in the first quarter. PepsiCo’s Europe, Middle East and Africa convenient foods and beverages business declined 9% and 4%, respectively ...

The recent optimism on Wall Street dissipated as companies continued to reassess their financial outlooks due to uncertainty ...

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