PepsiCo confirmed that a production facility in Mykolaiv Oblast was damaged during a Russian attack on August 29, with no injuries reported.
Key facts
- •A PepsiCo production facility in Mykolaiv Oblast was damaged on August 29.
- •The company confirmed that no injuries occurred during the attack.
- •PepsiCo operates three total facilities in Ukraine.
- •The company is currently assessing the damage and working to resume product supply.
- •In 2023, PepsiCo's total sales in Russia grew by 26% to US$4.7 billion.
PepsiCo reported that one of its production facilities in Ukraine's Mykolaiv Oblast sustained damage during a Russian attack on August 29. The company confirmed that no employees were injured in the incident. PepsiCo is currently assessing the extent of the damage and working to restore product supply chains within the country.
By the numbers
Operations in Ukraine
PepsiCo maintains three production facilities within Ukraine, consisting of two plants located in Mykolaiv Oblast and one in Kyiv Oblast. The company produces a wide range of food and beverage items, including soft drinks, juices, chips, snacks, and dairy products under various brands such as Pepsi, Lay's, Sandora, and Agusha.
Corporate activities in Russia
Following the 2022 announcement that it would cease certain beverage production and advertising in Russia, PepsiCo continued operations in the country through renamed products and the opening of a new snack plant. In 2023, the company's subsidiary Wimm-Bill-Dann saw its profit increase 2.6-fold, while the group's total sales in Russia grew by 26% to US$4.7 billion.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Ukrainska Pravda (English).
