PepsiCo reaches deal to sell drinks in Myanmar

Yangon : Myanmar | Aug 09, 2012 at 5:40 AM PDT

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Topics Bottles of Pepsi cola are seen in a display at PepsiCo's 2010 Investor Meeting event in New York, March 22, 2010. PepsiCo Inc ( PEP.N ) said on Thursday it has signed a distribution agreement to sell some of its drinks in Myanmar with Diamond Star Co Ltd, which has been doing business in the Southeast... FULL ARTICLE AT Reuters

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A man enjoys a soft drink at a Pepsi Cola stall

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