Russia was left without cola at all, as well as without 7Up and Mirinda: Pepsi left the country's market - ForumDaily
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Russia was left without cola at all, as well as without 7Up and Mirinda: Pepsi left the country's market

PepsiCo Inc (PEP.O) has ceased production of Pepsi, 7UP and Mountain Dew in Russia almost six months after the US company said it would suspend sales and production. Reuters.

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The Pepsi announcement comes after Reuters visited dozens of supermarkets, retail stores and gyms in and outside Moscow and found cans and bottles of Pepsi with production dates in July and August at factories in Russia.

The most recent Pepsi product date is August 17th.

In a statement to Reuters, the American company said it had stopped production of concentrates for PepsiCola, Mirinda, 7Up and Mountain Dew in Russia.

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“Subsequently, all concentrates in Russia were used up and production ceased,” a PepsiCo spokesman said on September 8. These were the first public comments on the matter since the company announced in early March that it was suspending production, sales, promotions and advertising in Russia.

A spokesperson said this was "in line with the announcement we made in March 2022" but declined to comment when asked for an update on sales and whether they had been halted.

Continued production means that sodas are still widely available in Moscow, as well as Vladivostok in the Far East and Krasnoyarsk in Siberia, according to a Reuters review.

The West has not sanctioned food and drink as part of a sweeping measure aimed at punishing Russia for its actions in Ukraine.

But continued availability highlights the difficulty of leaving one of the world's largest countries. In 2021, Russia was the third largest market for New York Pepsi after the US and Mexico.

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Earlier this summer, stores in the capital were still selling off stocks of foreign beer, months after brewers said they would stop production.

Rival Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co (KO.N) also continued production in Russia after it announced it was suspending operations in March.

The company said in June that its bottler Coca-Cola HBC AG (CCH.L), a separate company, and existing customers in Russia were running out of stock, after which production and sales of Coke and other brands in Russia would cease.

In March, PepsiCo said it would continue to sell essentials in Russia, such as milk and other dairy products, infant formula and baby food. The company has been operating in Russia for over 60 years, and its cola was one of the few Western products allowed in the Soviet Union before it collapsed.

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