The Soviet Union, in turn, increased its Pepsi bottling locations to 50, and saw an overhaul of its shipyards. As Kendall put ...

Pepsi's historic deal with the Soviet Union involved exchanging soda for vodka and later acquiring Soviet warships, marking a ...

Pepsi's Russian venture began when President Eisenhower organized the 1959 American Exhibition, inviting companies like Kodak, Disney, and IBM to showcase their products for six weeks at Moscow's ...

According to HistorySkills.com, back in 1972, Pepsi became the first foreign consumer product sold in the USSR. The problem was, Pepsi couldn't accept the country's currency for payment, ...

Pepsi is onto ironic memes and roasted some guy who thought he knew better All to get more people to drink Pepsi Max Lime. Gabe Bergado. Updated on May 26 2021 7:04 am CDT ...

Coca-Cola seemed destined to enter the Soviet market - but old rivals PepsiCo were to beat the company to it. In 1959, at the U.S. National Exhibition in Moscow, vice-president Richard Nixon did a ...

At the height of the Cold War, as diplomatic relations between the US and the Soviet Union fluctuated between complicated and downright hostile, the CEO of Pepsi quietly embarked on a one-man ...

In 1988, Pepsi was the first Western brand to place a paid commercial on Soviet TV. The ad featured none other than Michael Jackson. Pepsi’s warships ...

In the largest deal ever between an American corporation and the Soviet Union, Pepsico Inc. expects to sign an agreement today to barter ships and vodka for Pepsi-Cola. The accord is valued at ...

The controversial Pepsi ad starring Kendall Jenner may have been short-lived, but unfortunately for those involved its legacy will be immortalized on the internet forever. The spot-which depicted ...