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Pepsi Max is a sugar-free, low-calorie variation of the soft-drink Pepsi. The beverage is primarily sold in Asia and Europe. A similar variant, originally with the same name but now sold under the name Pepsi Zero Sugar, is marketed in North America.
1993–1996
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The swirling globe was introduced without a blue background (notice that the can is used) in this first logo.
1996–1998
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Due to Pepsi receiving a new logo, all of Pepsi's four-drinks were rebranded in April 1996. The "Project Blue" was first used until August 28, 1998.
1998–2001
On August 28, 1998, all of Pepsi's four drink brands were rebranded. The black background was first used as a "Maximum Taste" over 2001.
2001–2003
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In honor to case PepsiCo, in 2001, Pepsi Max introduced a new stacked logo.
2003–2008
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On February 28, 2003, all of Pepsi's five-branded brands were rebranded.
2008–2010
When Pepsi started to rebrand, they used a different version of the logo to fit with the mood and flavor of the drink. For Pepsi Max, it has a huge smile. The blue portion and text are also black.
2010–2014
The laughing globe was replaced by the regular "smiling" globe.
2014–present
Due to Pepsi receiving a new logo on June 2, 2014, Pepsi Max received a new logo.
| Part of PepsiCo
Subsidiaries: Alimentos Polar | Cervecería Polar | Pepsi-Cola Venezuela1 Brands: Cervecería Polar Pepsi-Cola Venezuela
1Owned by Alimentos Polar.  |
