PepsiCo: The 2015 Year In Review
PepsiCo‘s (NYSE:PEP) 2015 reflected weakness in operations in emerging markets, as the stronger U.S. dollar and low demand in certain economies dragged down the food and beverage giant’s top line. On the other hand, North America sales stood strong for the company, for both beverages and snacks. While Frito-Lay North America continued its strong performance, North America beverages benefited from growth in other beverages such as Gatorade, Lipton tea, etc.
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