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PepsiCo plans to reduce sodium content by 75% in snacks portfolio by 2025

A couple of the company's products under the "Lay's" brand are now available with a mix of spices containing 13 per cent and 15 per cent lesser sodium respectively

PepsiCo India's revenue grows in double digits in January-February

PepsiCo's sales numbers is in line with rival Coca-Cola

PepsiCo India CEO Shivakumar quits

Ahmed El Sheikh to replace Shivakumar, who will join Aditya Birla group

PepsiCo launches India made Doritos from West Bengal

With Doritos, company was focusing toward premium snacks for better margins

PepsiCo to focus on nutrition biz, eyes growth at 3x of fizz-and-snacks

PepsiCo India has decided on growing its nutrition portfolio three times faster than its core fizzy drinks and snacks business, for the next few years. This comes after a visit in March by Indra Nooyi, its global chairperson and chief executive. Nooyi has keen interest in everyday nutritional products and instructed the local arm to grow the business rapidly in the coming years."This (nutrition business) is a far more long-term game, as educating the consumers, habit creation and developing a new business model takes time. The message is very clear: We need to grow faster than our core portfolio and remain over-invested in nutrition. This portfolio should grow 2.5 to three times faster. Value-added dairy is one of the fastest growing categories and this is the right time to get into it,"said Deepika Warrier, vice-president, nutrition category, PepsiCo India. The goal is part of a drive to change its portfolio, by promoting nutritious utility products and cutting the sugar content in ..

PepsiCo India aims to reduce sugar in fizzy drinks

Will transform portfolio 3 years ahead of time: Vipul Prakash, senior vice-president of the company

PepsiCo profit beats on demand for healthy snacks, drinks

The company's shares were up marginally at $107.15 in premarket trading on Wednesday

PepsiCo India aims to bring rural workforce in FMCG

PepsiCo official said that under the programme, the company will include 10,000 women in the first year