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PepsiCo

Organization

Heard in 33 episodes across 18 shows since Jun 2024

PepsiCo, Inc. is an American multinational food and beverage corporation headquartered in Harrison, New York. Formed in 1965 through the merger of the Pepsi-Cola Company and Frito-Lay, Inc., the company oversees the manufacturing, distribution, and marketing of a diverse range of global food and beverage brands.

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Episodes

33
across 18 shows

This week

5
episodes on 5 shows

Share of the conversation

0.2‰
3.3× its usual level

Expert statements

3
3 negative

Share of the conversation

Mentions of PepsiCo per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, across the podcasts PodLume Trends follows.

0.0‰2‰4‰6‰usual level · 0.06‰Jul 11Aug 2Aug 25Sep 16Oct 8
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Aug 40.24‰1
Aug 120.04‰1
Aug 140.06‰1
Aug 180.13‰2
Aug 250.14‰4
Sep 10.03‰1
Sep 80.04‰1
Sep 100.07‰1
Sep 150.09‰2
Sep 160.12‰1
Sep 240.03‰1
Sep 250.08‰2
Sep 280.11‰1
Sep 290.14‰1
Oct 20.14‰3
Oct 40.16‰1
Oct 50.19‰2

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What experts have said about PepsiCo

3 statements · 3 negative

  1. Dan CurtisNegativeJul 9, 2026· Stock Movers

    Pepsi’s North American snacks sales growth missed estimates because lower prices reduced revenue.

    “organic sales growth in North America's snacks business missed estimates as lower prices cut into revenue”

    Listen at 1:00

    Open the episode · Pepsi Reports; AstraZeneca and Levi Strauss Fall
  2. Kristine AquinoNegativeJul 9, 2026· Stock Movers

    PepsiCo’s North American food revenue declined despite price cuts of up to 15%.

    “a decline in revenue in the North American food business and a flat volume even after they cut prices by as much as 15% in some brands”

    Listen at 3:08

    Open the episode · Micron Gains, Paramount Drops, PepsiCo Falls As Weak US Business Clouds Visibility
  3. Jess MetinNegativeJul 9, 2026· Stock Movers

    Higher oil prices are pressuring consumer purchases of PepsiCo products.

    “higher oil prices that was pressuring why some consumers weren't buying some of their products”

    Listen at 5:27

    Open the episode · Lumentum Surges, PepsiCo Falls, Meta Soars

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Episodes

33 episodes featuring PepsiCo, newest first

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