KFC signs Coca-Cola on as new beverage partner, ditching PepsiCo

Fast-food chain KFC on Thursday signed Coca-Cola as its beverage partner to provide sodas at its US stores, ending a longtime deal with PepsiCo.There are 3,718 KFC locations in the US, according to the company’s website.Losing a beverage partnership at the fast-food chain would come as a blow to PepsiCo, which is struggling to improve sales in the country.Coca-Cola products will be available at KFC US restaurants by spring 2027, the company said.The Wall Street Journal first reported the news on Thursday....

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