KFC signs Coca-Cola as new beverage partner, ending PepsiCo partnership
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- Neutral
PepsiCo-owned KFC switched sides from PepsiCo to Coca-Cola.
- Neutral
KFC has signed a contract with Coca-Cola to operate 3,718 restaurants in the United States, ending its partnership with PepsiCo after approximately 40 years.
- Neutral
KFC is switching to Coca-Cola for its US restaurant products after 40 years.
- Neutral
KFC is ending its partnership with PepsiCo after 37 years.
- Bullish
KFC is entering a new beverage deal with Coca-Cola.
- Bearish
PepsiCo lost its KFC brand to Coca-Cola
- Bearish
PepsiCo lost the KFC US business, which could cause significant financial losses.
- Bearish
KFC has selected Coca-Cola as its new beverage partner in the United States, ending the nearly four-year partnership with PepsiCo.
- Neutral
KFC will replace Pepsi with Coca-Cola at all U.S. restaurants by spring 2027
- Bearish
KFC has agreed to switch to Coca-Cola for beverages in thousands of US restaurants
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