2. Content
Pepsi and India
Need to diversify
Side effects of Soda
Carbonated Soft Drink Industry
PepsiCo’s Timeline
Rural markets and PepsiCo
Liquid Refreshment Beverage
Inside PepsiCo
India and Carbonated drinks (conclusion)
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3. Pepsi and India
Was founded in 1965.
Entry into the Indian market in 1989.
PepsiCo is available in 200 countries.
The Cola Wars.
2013, PepsiCo -2nd largest food and beverages
MNC(Market Line- 2013).
Diversification.
More into foods, health drinks and hybrid products.
“We re in India, for India”3
4. Need to diversify
22nd position in Interbrand Rankings(world ranking)
Coke stands at 2nd position.
Diet coke launched into market August 9, 1982.
Indian market is unique for PepsiCo.
Partnership has made it easier.
Easier to launch products
Customer’s became health conscious.
Diet Coke, called Coca-Cola Light in some countries, is a
sugar-free soft drink produced and distributed by The
Coca-Cola Company.
Health conscious
Customers -
Americans have grown 4
cm taller
Chinese have added 6cm
Indians have added just 1
cm
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6. Carbonated Soft Drink Industry
CSD (carbonated soft drinks) industry under attack.
Revenue declined by 3%.
Contradictory effect in the Indian market
Nielsen- unpredictable market dynamics
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8. Rural markets and PepsiCo
Growth drivers.
Use of hub-and- spoke model.
PepsiCo’s Rural strategies.
Expanding distribution reach.
Placement of coolers.
Brand activation.
Rural market switching to packaged juices.
(Business Line March 2014)
E.g. Fruit juice : Tropicana
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9. Liquid Refreshment Beverage
Potential growth over all segments.
Lower penetration levels less than 2% of all beverages.
PepsiCo Strategy :
Availability.
Ensuring trial points.
“Good for you”
“wellness drive” products .
E.g. Tropicana, Quaker
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10. Not just Soda
Food industry
Soft drinks industry
Cheetos
Kurkure
Lay’s
Lehar Namkeen
Quaker Oats
Uncle Chipps
7UP
Aquafina
Gatorade
Mirinda
Mountain Dew
Nimbooz
Pepsi
Slice
Tropicana
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11. Inside PepsiCo
Informal, irreverent, disciplined and a learning culture.
“Can do” culture.
Competitive nature.
Unique culture.
Innovation and Customer conscious.
“Our investments - $5.5 Billion 2020
– is PepsiCo’s Vote of confidence in
India’s Future” – Indra K. Nooyi
(chairman and Ceo)
“The Pepsi culture is more competitive,
because it competes with a well-
known, fearful competitor – COKE” –
Ravi Dhariwal (12 year employee of
Pepsi)
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12. India and Carbonated drinks
Less sales in tier one and metropolitan cities.
Rural people still prefer packaged soft drinks.
Price plays an important factor.
Another 20 years to loose out on carbonated drinks.
Market established for snacks – 11000 cores.
Snack market growing at 13-14% per year.
41% per capita income is spent on foods and drinks.
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