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2. Powerade is an isotonic beverage manufactured by The Coca Cola Company. It was first introduced to the market in 1988, and was released globally in 1993. Powerade’s primary competitor is Gatorade manufactured by PepsiCo’s. Powerade was introduced to compete with Gatorade. Powerade got its name as it has 33 percent more carbohydrates than its competitors; since carbohydrates provide energy they give more power to muscles, hence the name Powerade. (Introduction stage) When Powerade was first introduced

Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to apply Beer’s Law by analyzing samples provided by Q laboratory to determine their absorbance and prepare a Beer’s law plot. Molarity of these samples was also calculated to determine concentration and percent error rate. Students also analyzed the concentration of blue dye #1 to determine the concentration of blue dye #1 in a commercial blue dye drink.   Procedure Exercise #1 Step #1: Convert %T (Table 1) to absorbance and prepare a Beer’s law plot

Product: Quaker’s primary change to the Snapple product was to manufacture Snapple in much larger value sizes such as 32- and 64-ounce bottles (instead of Snapple’s original single-serve 16-ounce ones). Quaker had had previous success in launching their Gatorade jucies in larger sizes as consumers usually drank it after practice or a work out, and so, were considerably thirsty. These consumers found the larger sizes appealing as they needed to rehydrate, and the larger sizes enabled them to do that more

Executive Summary We have noticed an increasing number of businesses catering to the recent rise of a new target market: the health-conscious consumer. At Nike, our goal has always been to give consumers what they want now, as well as to anticipate their future tastes, and to thus tailor our strategy to accommodate those tastes. We have recognized an unfilled market potential in the non-carbonated energizing sports drink arena, thus developing an entirely new product category. Our branding

significant market potential. PepsiCo is a large company which conducts both domestic and global marketing and is very well known. One of the main products and one that I use everyday is Pepsi. PepsiCo also produces Quaker Oats, Lays chips, Gatorade, and Tropicana orange

The purpose of the business analysis is to develop an understanding of how PepsiCo, a large multinational company is able to keep its market share and continue to develop its business globally, while having a large and diverse portfolio. In this project different analysis is performed, such as company image, mission and goals, SWOT analysis, financial analysis, market and marketing analysis and potential recommendations. History and background PepsiCo is an American food and beverage that was

The Pepsi Company In 1898, Bradham Caleb, a pharmacist, experimented using different chemical substances from spice, juice, and syrup. Eventually, he succeeded by inventing Pepsi-Cola (“The Pepsicola Story”). “The Pepsicola Story” article reported that Bradham enhanced his invention by adding mixtures of vanilla, kola nut, rare oil, and carbonated water. From a fountain in his shop, Bradham sold the mixture to people and it became popular. The customers named the product Brad’s drink, but he later

Selected Organization: Pepsi Introduction of the company With inclusion of 22 major brands worldwide, Pepsi is one of the world’s leading food and Beverage Company with $ 22 billion retail sales annual and over $66 billion net revenue in the year 2013 alone. The portfolio provides more choices for the customers, extending to lower costs, more productivity, enhancements and trust among the masses. The brand Pepsi is world famous for initiating the carbonated soft drink and up till this moment, the

Thirsty people will either go in for a carbonated sweet drink or a non-carbonated fruit drink. By supplying both the alternatives less than one banner the company is retaining both the customer bases. Further, Quaker is known for its Gatorade in the sports drink segment with almost 80% of the market share, which is nearing a monopoly in this segment. The tie up would boost the sales of PepsiCo’s other fast foods, since fast foods and drinks almost always supplement each other. This

The Effects of Water vs Gatorade during Physical Exercise Fernando Federico San Miguel High School 05/04/17 The Effects of Water vs Gatorade during Physical Exercise The reason for this lab/research study is to know the physical effects on water vs Gatorade in exercise in a limited period of time. There are 2 subjects that are always active ,one male (19 years old) and the other female (35 years old). Both of the subjects were asked to a 90 minute workout session which included