PepsiCo to raise prices on Doritos and select sodas by single-digit percentages after weak third quarter
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PepsiCo plans singledigit price increases on select snacks and sodas after a softer Q3 in North America, citing higher fuel, aluminum, and agricultural inputs tied to war and tariffs. The move reverses earlier price cuts aimed at pressured consumers and underscores ongoing weakness in carbonated beverages and changing demand trends (including GLP-1 effects). While shares rose on results, the macro takeaway is renewed consumer-staples pricing pressure from commodities and trade.
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PepsiCo said it will raise prices on some snack and beverage products after its third-quarter results fell short of expectations, with beverage volumes down 2% and snack volumes flat. The move reverses a price-cut push launched in February to appeal to consumers strained by inflation.
