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Pharmacist, Caleb Bradham changes the name of his carbonated soft drink from Brad's Drink to Pepsi-Cola.
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Operations move from a drugstore to a rented warehouse where they can now sell 7,000 plus gallons of syrup in just one year.
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Pepsi-Cola has a new logo, the first since its' creation.
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Pepsi-Cola gets a new logo and creates the slogan "The Original Pure Food Drink."
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Pepsi-Cola endures financial losses due to the sugar market collapse.
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Pepsi-Cola goes bankrupt. Craven Holding buys it for $30,000.
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Pepsi starts selling twelve ounce bottles for five cents the same as its' competitors who are selling six ounces.
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Americans are becoming more weight conscious so Pepsi creates "The Light Refreshment" campaign begins.
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Pepsi recognizes the importance of the post-war generation, so it creates the theme of "Now It's Pepsi, For Those Who Think Young."
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Introduces Diet Pepsi.
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Acquires brand Mountain Dew.
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Introduces The Pepsi Challenge which will convince millions that Pepsi is superior.
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Becomes the National Football League's Official Soft Drink Sponsor.
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Introduces new brand Pepsi EDGE. It has the same taste but half the sugar, carbs and calories of normal colas, to accommodate health conscious Americans.
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Pepsi revamps its' logo into its' modern day form, to gain more support.
