PepsiCo Cuts 2026 Profit Growth Forecast as North American Margins Come Under Pressure
American soft drink giant PepsiCo has lowered its profit growth forecast for 2026, citing pressure on margins in North America.
BusinessAmerican soft drink giant PepsiCo has lowered its profit growth forecast for 2026, citing pressure on margins in North America.
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