PepsiCo India wants 90–100% of its drinks portfolio to be zero-sugar or mid-calorie: What is driving the change?
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PepsiCo India aims to make 90–100% of its beverage portfolio zero-sugar or mid-calorie over time, while expanding healthier snack options. The shift comes amid changing consumer preferences and growing scrutiny of food labelling and nutrition claims in India.
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