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>>17656717
Pop sales been dropping since the 70s and coke doesn’t do itself any favors by the way they actually run things on the ground. Coke is a losing bet on the long run, unironically coming from someone who worked for coke, Pepsi is a better buy, they’re bigger than coke ever thought it could get, junk food sales go up in hard times and Pepsi has its soft drink division it has its potato chip division (frito lay) and it’s food division, they have also made better bets as a whole into having winning products from the Starbucks drinks to Lipton drinks they got the number one selling pop (mountain dew) and people love that shit.

Although people will change their opinion on pop and consider it as you say an actual poison, if the American beverage association is smart enough to avoid regulatory oversight of their products you can invest in the stock of any KO or Pepsi and hope to make good money, if pop sales become regulated, then KO is a losing bet as opposed to Pepsi which is more diversified as a company.