Ball, Crown and Ardagh are navigating higher input costs and inflationary pressures as beverage customers prepare promotions related to the World Cup and America250 celebrations.
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Ball, Crown and Ardagh are navigating higher input costs and inflationary pressures as beverage customers prepare promotions related to the World Cup and America250 celebrations.
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Recent earnings put PepsiCo (PEP) back in focus as investors weigh its rebound in sales, income oriented dividend profile, and valuation against Coca Cola, sector competition, and inflation commentary from management. See our latest analysis for PepsiCo. At a share price of $157.41, PepsiCo has seen a 10.67% year to date share price return and a 22.40% 1 year total shareholder return. This suggests steady momentum as investors digest new product launches, ESG scrutiny, a consumer lawsuit, and...
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