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PepsiCo India aims to double revenue from snacks business in 4 years

PepsiCo has been successful in reducing 5% to 25% sodium across various variants of its snacks master brands

Jagrut Kotecha (L),VP-Snacks and Niteen Pradhan(R),VP Supply Chain and Operations, PepsiCo India pose at an event in Kolkata, Doritos
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Jagrut Kotecha (L),VP-Snacks and Niteen Pradhan(R),VP Supply Chain and Operations, PepsiCo India pose at an event in Kolkata

Gireesh Babu Chennai
Food and beverages major PepsiCo India is aiming to double revenue from its snacks business in India in the next four years by expanding its product portfolio and reach in the country. Further, the company will start an experimental project on its biodegradable packaging material in one of the cities in North India by the end of this year, said a management official.  

"We are aiming at doubling our revenue in the next four years. It would be mainly through expansion of our four existing brands -- Lays, Kurukure, Doritos and Cheetos," said Jagrut Kotecha, vice-president (snacks category), PepsiCo India.

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