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The CEO of The Coca-Cola Company, Henrique Braun, said that the growth in Brazil and Central America offset the declines recorded in Mexico and Argentina.

Mexico has established itself as a strategic pillar within PepsiCo’s global landscape, standing out not only for the size of its market, but also for its ability to integrate key areas such as production, distribution and economic impact throughout the national territory. Isaías Martínez, president and CEO of PepsiCo Foods Mexico, points out that this relevance responds to a long-term vision that is now materializing in an ambitious investment plan of 2 billion dollars until 2028. Among the more than 200 countries where PepsiCo operates, Mexico holds a special place, being the company’s largest international operation, second only to the United States. According to the executive, this strategic position lies not only in its size but also in its potential to foster innovation, develop talent, and create products that are distributed in international markets. Mexico’s importance as an operational hub is also reflected in its creative contributions, exporting concepts like Flamin’ ...

The multinational invests 467 million dollars in facilities with the greatest technological advancement that consolidate the country as the growth engine of the company in Latin America and redraw the manufacturing of the agri-industrial sector. In the heart of the Bajío, traditional industrial production has definitively intersected with technology and artificial intelligence. On March 27, PepsiCo inaugurated the new plant of its Sabritas brand in Celaya, Guanajuato, an infrastructure that establishes itself as the most advanced of the multinational globally. The work has required a direct injection of more than 467 million dollars. This figure is just the spearhead of a larger strategic plan: a multi-year investment of 2,000 million dollars in the country, projected between 2025 and 2028. “Mexico is the second largest market for the company, after the United States,” explains Athina Kanioura, CEO of Latin America Foods and Global Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer of ...