7Up (international)

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1943–1970	1968–1980	1980–1987	1987–1989	1989–1994	1993–2003


2003–2007	2007–2010	2010–2015, 2010–2017 (Canada & Chile), 2010–2021 (New Zealand)	2015–2023, 2017–2023 (Chile), 2017–present (Canada), 2021–2023 (New Zealand)	2023–present

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1980–1987[]

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1989–1994[]

1994–2003[]

2003–2010[]

2003–2007[]

2007–2010[]

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2010–2015, 2010–2017 (Canada & Chile), 2010–2021 (New Zealand)[]

This new design started appearing during 2010. From 2015, this logo was replaced in most countries; Canada and Chile retained it until 2017 and New Zealand continued to use it until 2021.

2015–2023, 2017–2023 (Chile), 2017–present (Canada), 2021–2023 (New Zealand)[]

Designer:

Sterling Brands
PepsiCo Design & Innovation Center

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

Unknown

This logo is still seen at the back of cans.

2023–present[]

Designer:

PepsiCo Design & Innovation Center

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

2023

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PepsiCo

Subsidiaries

Notes

¹	Joint venture with PAI Partners (61%).
²	Joint venture with Empresas Polar.
³	Joint venture with Strauss Group.
⁴	Canada and Oceania only.
⁵	Joint venture with Unilever.
⁶	Juices only, used under licence.
⁷	Former joint venture with Indofood.

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Compañía de Cervecerías Unidas

Beers:

Waters:
Cachantun⁶ | Porvenir⁶ | Perrier⁶ | Pure Life⁶

Juices:
Watt's⁷

Distilled drinks:
Pisco Mistral | Sierra Morena | Cabo Viejo | Havana Club⁸ | Malibú⁸

Other assets:
Central Cervecera de Colombia⁹

Notes

¹	Under license from Heineken.
²	Under license from Molson Coors.
³	Under license from Anheuser-Busch InBev.
⁴	Under license from PepsiCo.
⁵	Under license from Keurig Dr Pepper.
⁶	Under license from Nestlé.
⁷	Under license from Watt's S.A.
⁸	Under license from Pernod Ricard.
⁹	Joint venture with Postobón S.A.

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Asahi Breweries

Subsidiaries:

Australia & New Zealand: Carlton & United Breweries, Asahi Premium Beverages, Asahi Lifestyle Beverages, Independent Liquor New Zealand, The Better Drinks Co | Czech Republic: Plzeňský Prazdroj | Japan: Calpis | Malaysia: Etika Holdings

Former subsidiaries: Indonesia: Indofood Asahi

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Empresas Polar

Subsidiaries:

Alimentos Polar (International Grains & Cereal) | Cervecería Polar | Pepsi-Cola Venezuela¹

Notes

¹	Joint-venture with PepsiCo.

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Postobón S.A.

Part of Organización Ardila Lülle

Notes

¹	Under license from PepsiCo.
²	Under license from Keurig Dr Pepper
³	Under license from Red Bull GmbH.

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Indofood

Part of Salim Group

Non-food: Genki Moko Moko Pants

Notes

¹	Under license from/joint venture with PepsiCo, now integrated into Indofood.
²	Joint venture with Arla.
³	Joint venture with Asahi, now absorbed into Indofood.
⁴	Joint venture with Nestlé.

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Britvic PLC

Current brands

Notes

¹	Under license from PepsiCo.
²	Part of a licensing agreement with PepsiCo and Unilever.

V • T • E Sumol + Compal
7Up \| B! \| Compal \| Gatorade \| Guaraná Antarctica \| GUD \| Lipton \| Pepsi \| Sumol \| Um Bongo

7Up (international)

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1968-1980[]

1980–1987[]

1987–1989[]

1989–1994[]

1994–2003[]

2003–2010[]

2003–2007[]

2007–2010[]

2010–2015, 2010–2017 (Canada & Chile), 2010–2021 (New Zealand)[]

2015–2023, 2017–2023 (Chile), 2017–present (Canada), 2021–2023 (New Zealand)[]

2023–present[]

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