Carlsberg Expands PepsiCo Bottling Partnership Into Georgia and Armenia
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Danish Carlsberg has agreed to acquire PepsiCo's bottling businesses in Georgia and Armenia, taking over the production, sales and distribution of the US company's soft drinks in both countries. Financial terms of the deals were not disclosed. The acquisitions include Iberia Refreshments in Georgia and JI Pepsi Cola Bottler Armenia. The seller is Revery, the current owner of both businesses. The deal for the Armenian company is subject to approv…
Carlsberg has concluded an agreement to purchase PepsiCo's bottling machines in Georgia and Armenia, in a transaction that, after completion, will allow the Danish brewery to take over the production, sale and distribution of all the North American giant's soft drinks portfolio in both countries. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the material and register.
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Carlsberg agrees to buy PepsiCo bottlers in Georgia and Armenia
With new agreements, Carlsberg will be in charge of PepsiCo's beverage production in 17 countries, including Denmark
The Giant Is Making a Stronger Push Into Soft Drinks. It Is Acquiring PepsiCo's Bottling Operations.
Carlsberg will acquire two regional PepsiCo bottling businesses in Georgia and Armenia, expanding its partnership with the American company into additional markets. The Danish beer producer will be responsible for the production, sales, and distribution of PepsiCo soft drinks in both countries. The company aims to build a stronger presence in the South Caucasus.
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