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The Rivalry · Business Model
Pepsi Won the Taste Test and Still Lost the War. The Reason Is the Whole Strategy.
Pepsi was the more aggressive marketer for decades — and eventually built a bigger company by diversifying beyond cola — $91.85 billion in revenue to Coke's $47 billion. Yet Coca-Cola still holds nearly double Pepsi's share in the U.S. carbonated soft drink market. The Cola Wars prove the durable moat was never flavor.
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