In 1893 Pepsi was launched as 'Brad's Drink' on the market. For the first five years following 1898, the name was preserved and renamed “Pepsi-Cola”. ¹⁾

Pepsi-founder, Cola's Caleb Bradham, was the proprietor of the pharmacy. Initial drinks were meant for those with digestive difficulties or stomach issues. The term “Pepsi-Cola” was derived from pepsin, digestive, kola, vanilla, sugar and kola nutrients. ²⁾

In 1908, Pepsi-Cola became the first vehicle delivery firm to provide soda-based beverages. It was an enormous step for the company to modernize the way the cars were delivered to motor vehicles. ³⁾

In 1972, Pepsi was the first product on the market in the former shop shelves of the Soviet Union. In 1959, Nikita Chrushchev was shown at the trade fair in Moscow to try and enjoy the soda. The precedent was created. ⁴⁾

Pepsi was the first business to offer bottles with a capacity of two liters. In the 1970s, Nathaniel Wyeth created the bottles. Pepsi was the first firm to adopt them and sold their 2-liter soda bottle in 1976 across the world. ⁵⁾

Pepsi's soda is known to most soft drinkers. Pepsi, though, isn't just a beverage business. PepsiCo holds a plethora of other products that few are familiar with. ⁶⁾

The present firm PepsiCo is a result of the merging of the crisp behemoth in 1965, Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay. ⁷⁾