Pepsi renews contract with Taco Bell days after KFC switches to Coke in the U.S
Taco Bell is sticking with longtime beverage supplier PepsiCo, even though sister chain KFC defected to Coca-Cola.
CNBC reports: Taco Bell is sticking with longtime beverage supplier PepsiCo, even though sister chain KFC defected to Coca-Cola.
This business story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Taco Bell, KFC and Coke.
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- Taco Bell, KFC, Coke, PepsiCo
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