Introduction
Scope
Executive summary
State of Play
Top companies at a glance
PepsiCo’s global footprint
US remains PepsiCo’s first snacks market, generating half its revenue
Global pandemic and home seclusion boosted PepsiCo sales globally
PepsiCo and Beyond Meat joint venture to form the PLANeT partnership
Exposure To Future Growth
PepsiCo’s local and agile strategies respond effectively to the pandemic
Leading brands are all investing in heathier products to stay competitive
Competitive Positioning
Almost all snacks players have seen positive performance in the wake of COVID-19
PepsiCo’s leadership in savoury snacks widens the gap other global players
PepsiCo ranks first in salty snacks across more than 40 countries
Six out of the 10 leading snacks brands are owned by PepsiCo
Product reformulation and health claims to fit with government agenda
Cheetos returns to the UK in 2021
PepsiCo innovates within all brands to boost consumers’ interest
Savoury Snacks
In China, PepsiCo’s new brand Be & Cheery targets children with seafood snacks
The UK is ahead globally in regulation around fat and sugar content in food
Diverse channel path to help local and boost impulse purchasing in the UK
In India, competitors gain share offering bigger portions per package
Sweet Biscuits, Snack Bars and Fruit Snacks
Quaker loses share in the US as newly-acquired brands grow across channels
Be & Cheery drives growth in China in fruit snacks
Claims regulations in Mexico around sugar could hamper biscuits’ growth
Key Findings
Key findings
Appendix
Projected company sales: FAQs (1)
Projected company sales: FAQs (2)