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PepsiCo Refines Sustainability Commitments for a Changing World

PepsiCo has announced a major update to its sustainability goals, adapting its strategies to meet today’s environmental and market realities. The company’s refreshed approach touches on climate action, packaging, agriculture, and water stewardship—reflecting both ambition and transparency.

Adapting to Evolving Challenges

“As circumstances evolve, PepsiCo continually adapts how we source ingredients, make and move products, and inspire people through our brands,” said Ramon Laguarta, PepsiCo’s chair and CEO. The company’s pep+ (PepsiCo Positive) program remains the foundation for these changes, guiding efforts to build a resilient and sustainable food system.

While PepsiCo’s goals to reduce saturated fat, sugar, and sodium in its products remain unchanged, the company has adjusted other targets based on the realities of global infrastructure, technology, and government policies.

Key Updates to PepsiCo’s Sustainability Goals

Agriculture:
PepsiCo has expanded its regenerative agriculture target, now aiming to implement regenerative, restorative, or protective practices across 10 million acres by 2030—up from the previous 7 million acres. As of 2024, the company has already reached approximately 3.5 million acres.

Climate:
The net zero emissions goal has shifted from 2040 to 2050, allowing more time to address infrastructure and technology challenges.

Packaging:
PepsiCo is discontinuing its global reuse packaging target, citing regulatory changes in various countries that impact implementation.

Water:
The company maintains its commitment to become net water positive by 2030, continuing efforts to replenish more water than it uses.

A Transparent Path Forward

PepsiCo’s revised goals reflect a realistic understanding of current global hurdles, such as recycling infrastructure, electric grid modernization, and evolving government regulations. By adapting its targets, PepsiCo aims to maximize its positive impact and remain a leader in sustainable business practices.

PepsiCo’s updated sustainability vision balances ambition with transparency, ensuring progress toward a more resilient and sustainable future for all.

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