Fell in love with it years ago and only recently found out it was discontinued, what is the closest possible equivalent?

Lock in

Are there any collectors here who would be interested in this can? It is the Expo 2025 Edition exclusively sold in the Kansai Region of Japan during the 2025 Expo. I am willing to give this away to any collectors willing to cover shipping.

Just simple vanilla ice cream and regular Pepsi. Refreshing treat no matter the time of year! None of the canned or bottled cream sodas really come close to making it at home.

Anyone else’s warehouse getting slammed with product? I heard something about the Denver plant moving locations or something so they’re sending all their product out and I’m getting so much product in my warehouse I literally have nowhere to put it!

I’m currently a Merch and I’m wondering how it would work after summit takes over. I currently work 4 days and have 3 days off. Does that stay the same? I cover the days certain BCRs have off. So one BCR route on Friday and Saturday and the other on Sunday and Monday. How much does this change? We only have 4 full-time merchs currently. And our contract doesn’t end until 2028 so I’m wondering if it can still happen before then because they are starting to talk about it now.

Diet Mountain Dew addict here, 4 drinks a day minimum. But I'm sorry at $15 dollars a case I'm done. I'll see you again someday when you can figure out how bring the everyday price back down to a reasonable price.

Project Mustang, Poppi, and Planetary Boundaries: No One Is in Charge at PepsiCo

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Well the Knoxville production plant got the ax today. All 122 of us.

I’m a sales Rep in Northern New England and have been getting boned since June. Constant Gatorade, Starbucks and Celsius out of stocks. Don’t even get me started on Gatorlites.

With summit killing the company, axing wearhouses and sales personnel, what's next in store for the drivers? Here's my thought, either we get outsourced, like the wearhouses, or they'll take merchandising away from us with is 85% of our job, with a pay cut to match. That would be my guess, pay the merchandisers less than the drivers to do the same work.

I tried this while on vacation in the Philippines. It’s definitely extra fizzy. Kind of feels like pop rocks in your mouth.

Got interviewed and offered a job as a RSA(foods), did my DOT physical and drug screen. It seems like a good job opportunity for me, pay and benefits are significantly better than what I get now, I'm also just over and done with my current job. I'm not sure when they will get back to me with a start date but I'm pretty ecstatic about it. What is the hiring process like at this point? I've heard it can take several weeks before starting. I've heard mixed feelings about this job but it couldn't possibly be as bad as people say, I'm confident I'd enjoy it more than what I do now and that I'd be pretty good at it. Any advice or just thoughts on the matter? I would like to hear it directly from other RSAs about work experience if possible. I have also read more recently that Pepsico as a whole isn't doing so hot right now, recent lay offs and losing business and such. Would that affect the day to day life of a route associate? Thank you for your time in advance!

“Help, I’m surrounded!”

I’m in ct and work as a delivery driver for Pepsi and I’m hearing rumors that Pepsi is going to combine Pepsi Fritos lay and Quaker in one with smaller trucks and the driver have to pack out I hear they are doing it in Texas already I wonder if pay going to change do drivers stock everything or will there be a merch doing it and if you’re under union what would happen with the contract

I love diet Pepsi. Diet Pepsi sold in bottles with black caps doesn't have the same flavor. Is there somewhere I can find the old formula?