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PepsiCo sustainability and agricultural initiatives

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2026-10-28 22:53 UTC → 2026-10-31 23:41 UTC · added removed

PepsiCo has reported progress on its ‘pep+’ sustainability initiative, noting the expansion of regenerative farming to 4.7 million acres globally and achieving 100% water replenishment at company-owned facilities in high-risk areas. The company also announced plans for a $1 billion investment in Colombia over five years to modernize operations and expand production. In Mexico, the company is also implementing social action programs through Fundación PepsiCo México to address food security and rural development. These efforts include the ‘Hambre Cero’ program, which utilizes logistical infrastructure and capital goods like refrigeration units to support food recovery. In Colombia, focus has shifted toward the company is focusing on agricultural innovation and the implementation of through a Productive Ordering Model for rice to improve crop viability viability. Furthermore, PepsiCo has announced a $1 billion investment in Colombia to be deployed over five years. This initiative aims to modernize operations, strengthen distribution networks, and long-term profitability expand production for farmers. brands including Pepsi, Doritos, and Margarita. The investment includes plans to build a modern manufacturing plant in Barranquilla, with a second facility location yet to be determined. This expansion is expected to support more than 2,000 farmers and provide new opportunities for local retailers. Begoña Aristy, Vice President and General Manager for the Andean region, oversees the company’s food division from Bogotá.

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