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It's like Coke and Pepsi saying no other soft drink can enter the market unless they meet a certain criteria. That's preposterous,

Pat Buchanan (1938-)

Pat Buchanan

Between Coke and Pepsi, Coke's innovation pipeline was stronger in carbonated soft drinks. That made the difference. But fundamentally, both these companies need to be moving in the noncarbonated direction.

Coke is at an increasing disadvantage. Pepsi is locking up the non-carbonated segment. Coke is dealing with restructuring its internal problems while Pepsi is being proactive about growth.

A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. Coke is at an increasing disadvantage, ... Pepsi is locking up the non-carbonated segment. Coke is dealing with restructuring its internal problems while Pepsi is being proactive about growth.

This is a mistake for Coke. Pepsi is going after the right market. Younger audiences are going to buy more of Pepsi Blue. I don't see any edge in vanilla.

Both Pepsi and Coke have tried to introduce sports drink products, but to no avail.

The antitrust laws would make it hard for Coke and Pepsi to buy more carbonated soft drinks brands.

It's a leading soft drink producer, but we feel that the real story there is in their salty snack business - brand names such as Lay's potato chips, Doritos, if you will. This is a segment of Pepsi's business that is growing very fast and has the highest margins and the real meaningful edge for Pepsi. If PepsiCo even gains a little bit of incremental market share going forward, that should be a very huge positive for the company, in that the salty snack portion of their business represents two-thirds of their profits.

The real concern is what is Coke doing to address this trend and take advantage of it. Pepsi has done much better than Coke both in the bottled water and health drinks categories.

The original criteria were judged to be too restrictive, because at present, there are no properties that meet that historic criteria. And in the near future, there will only be one property in the entire town that would meet that criteria. So, we wanted to broaden it out some.

Nathan Willingham

It's a perfect fit because Pepsi has a hole in its product line. In the noncarbonated segment, Pepsi is pretty well set in fruit drinks and water and many other things, but they don't have a sports drink that counts.

We believe Coke may lead an effort for further bottler system consolidation around the world. While Coke won't use a 'one size fits all' strategy for each market, there are some markets where Coke might have to take ownership of its bottlers.

Bill Pecoriello

Coke relies on soft drinks for this huge piece of their business and those products have been in a secular decline and that's where Coke makes its money.

Christopher Meeker

A Rum and Pepsi is just not the same as a Rum and Coke.

Pepsi signed on with this shifting world view to drink and eat foods that are better for you, and their execution across the board has been flawless. They see a market that's growing and they go after it before anybody else.

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