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PepsiCo is planning to highlight what will no longer be in its potato or tortilla chips - artificial colors or flavors - when ...

TheStreet. PepsiCo (PEP) , which owns popular food and drink brands such as Pepsi, Lay’s, Gatorade, Quaker, Tostitos, and ...

The snacking and beverage giant also plans to rebrand Lay’s and Tostitos to highlight a lack of synthetic additives and a ...

PepsiCo is reformulating drinks with real sugar, no artificial colors, and more sugar-free options to meet consumer demand.

The company also said it is willing to use real sugar in its sodas, such as Pepsi, if consumer demand justifies the switch.

That bag of potato chips and tortilla chips is getting a makeover. In a recent announcement, PepsiCo embraces a new food ...

Food giants are pledging to remove artificial dyes from products by 2027 as the Trump administration works to eliminate petroleum-based colors from the U.S. food supply.

PepsiCo said in late April that it would remove the artificial sweetener from most of its diet sodas. The new version of Diet Pepsi will be sweetened with sucralose, also known as Splenda.

Artificial colors will be removed by the end of this year from Lay's and Tostitos brands, according to PepsiCo's chairman and chief executive officer. "We're well underway," he said.