Pepsi and Qixi have been discontinued in Russia, and inventory products are still on sale

Polar News reporter Manda

Intern Luo Yan

According to Reuters reported on September 20, Pepsi has stopped producing Pepsi, Qixi and Qi waves in Russia. After the Russian and Ukraine conflict in the past six months, Pepsi Coca -Cola said it would suspend sales and production in Russia.

Reuters reporters visited dozens of supermarkets, retailers and gyms in Moscow and other regions. They found that Pepsi of Russia's plants in Russia and Pepsi cans and beverage bottles were printed on July and August. The most recent production date was 8 On the 17th, no products produced in September were seen.

Pepsi sold in Russia (picture source: Reuters)

Pepsi stated in a statement to Reuters that the company has stopped producing Pepsi in Russia, Meridian, Qixi and Qi waves.

On September 8th, a spokesman for Pepsi Company once said: "The concentrations of all beverages in Russia will be exhausted, and the production has ended." This is the company's announcement of the suspension of production, sales, promotional activities and promotional activities and promotion activities in Russia since March. For the first time since the advertisement, this matter has been publicly spoken. The spokesman said that this was consistent with the announcement issued in March 2022, but when asked about the latest situation of sales and whether the sales had stopped, he refused to comment.

There is a complexity of the market with one of the largest countries in the world. Data show that in 2021, Russia is the third largest market for Pepsi, second only to the United States and Mexico.

Pepsi's competitor Coca -Cola's production in Russia is still continuing, and the company has previously suspended operations in March. Coca -Cola said in June that its bottle owner Coca -Cola HBC Co., Ltd. is an independent company, and its existing customers in Russia are exhausted in stock. Since then, Coca -Cola and other brands will stop in production and sales in Russia.

Pepsi said in March that it will continue to sell daily necessities in Russia, such as milk and other dairy products, baby formula milk powder and baby food. The company has been operating in Russia for more than 60 years, of which cola is one of the minority Western products introduced to the Soviet Union before the disintegration of the Soviet Union.

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