The document summarizes the process of making Pepsi soft drinks. It discusses Pepsi's company introduction and history. It then describes the plant layout selection in Kerala, India, citing reasons like availability of pure water and cheap labor. It also discusses why Pepsi was briefly banned in Kerala in 2006 for various political and economic reasons. Finally, it provides an overview of the raw materials used and manufacturing process to produce Pepsi soft drinks.

1. A Live Project on Process of making the Pepsi soft drinks Presented by: Jubin Shah 8nbsu095 Presented to: Vimal Palsanawala 10/24/09

2. Content Company Introduction Plant Layout Selection Reason Why Pepsi was banned in Kerala Process of making Pepsi soft drinks Which Raw Material use making Pepsi soft drinks Manufacturing process Quality Control Recycling Bibliography 10/24/09

3. Introduction The drink was first made in the 1890s by pharmacist Caleb Bradham in New Bern, North Carolina. The brand was trademarked on June 16, 1903. redesigning its logo and re-branding (By early 2009) Brand ambassador entered the Indian market since 1988 in Kerala. 10/24/09

4. Why Plant Layout Selection in Kerala Availability of Pure Water so Less Purification cost Cheapest Labor Highly Educated Manpower Industrial Lands are Available at low Rate Coconut Juice is Available 10/24/09

5. 4 Reasons why Pepsi was banned in Kerala Coca Cola and Pepsi contain harmful pesticides Cola production is harmful to ground water resources. Government wants to help out Coconut Juice manufacturers The US Govt. banned liquids in planes - so we also have to ban some liquids. (Banned in Kerala 7 August 2006) 10/24/09

6. Use raw material of making Pepsi 10/24/09

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8. The Manufacturing Process 10/24/09

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10. Bibliography www.google.com www.pepsi.com Encyclopedia 10/24/09