Why pepsi changed their 2lt. bottle?
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Because Pepsi's Fizz needed a Facelift !
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=  because 2kL is 2 kiloliters and 2 kiloliters is 2000L or liters
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It's really just marketing buzz.They haven't used the skimming process in many years now.Once they cam up with a different process they changed the name.They kept skim milk because so many people are so particular about their choice of milk.\nWhat is the real difference between 1% and 2%.Not much but many people will NOT buy 1% and swear that 2% tastes totally different.There is a subtle difference but it's not fine wine for crying out loud.\nGenerally fat free will have 1 more gram of casein protein per serving.Again,because of the process.Just the Department of Agriculture pulling a fast one.
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If you are talking about changing it from Winston Cup to Nextel Cup, it is because that was the major sponsor on Nascar for many years.  Now that the tobacco companies are taking blame for their products, they backed out of Nascar and Nextel stepped in.\nAnd Nascar doesn't suck, in my opinion.  It is people that think it sucks that suck.  This is strictly my opinion.  You can take it personally or not, but don't judge others for what they like as I have done in this statement.  Shame on me.
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Wine was an integral part of the Roman diet and wine making became a precise business.  Therefore it would have been like turning water into pepsi or some other popular beveridge nowadays.  The answer to your question is a mixture of the two it was wine, but not the alcoholic drink we know now.
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The most concise information is from Mintel's March 2005 "Carbonated Beverage" market share report.\n\nIn 2004, Coca-Cola had 38.2% of the market ($5,148 million in sales). Pepsi was in second with 33.3%.\n\nDid you know that Coca-Cola actually sells bottled water? In Mintel's October 2005 "Bottled Water" market share report, they reported Coca-Cola's Dasani water brand held 12% of the bottled water market.
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I think they were a limited release item. people who still have them saved them to "my favourites" or just haven't changed them yet, I guess. Like the jeep brand stuff that was only around for a while, you know?
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If you go to gofish.com or myspace.com there is a video about this.  Apparently it is a matter of breaking the surface tension.  They used only 2L bottles but I think it will work with other sizes.  Not only mentos and diet coke works, but they used diet pepsi, with same results.  It even works with dropping rocks in the bottle.  It was a really awesome video, it was quite funny.  I suggest checking it out.
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Maybe you aren't drinking enough water. You need at least 8, 8 oz. cups of water a day. When you don't drink enough you are smothering your blood cells. There is a lack of oxygen. I was doing really well drinking my 8 glasses a day and I was full of energy. I have stopped drinking the water though against my better judgment. I have never really been a fan and I love Pepsi. I end up drinking too much soda and not enough water. I need to get my act together too. It's funny, I know for a fact that more water means more energy but for some reason I choose to ignore this fact. Not very smart huh...
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i'm not sure, but i have been to 6 drug stores to find it as well!  i've made the switch to the CIBA 2 bottle system and an just as satisfied, except the the 2 bottles are not as convenient.  prices are steep for it on EBay....may be discontinued.
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every per bottle has a marking at its bottom...a triangle with the numbers 1 2 or 3....the ones marked with 1 should not be used more than once due to the change in chemical compositions taking place in it.how ever the ones marked with higher numbers can be reused...but not 4 very loong.
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Not now, not ever....\n\nIt's bad enough they want us to buy petrol in litres, now they want beer that way...\n\nKilo's of spuds... but I only want 2 pounds....
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1 reason is for MARKETING. After that sex case he had with that girl in colorado, ppl stopped buying his jersey, and he stopped making national commercials on TV. He then decided to change to 24 so that fans can buy his new jersey for money.
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"Brad's drink", created in the summer of 1893, was later renamed Pepsi Cola in 1898 after the pepsin and cola nuts used in the recipe. In 1898, Caleb Bradham wisely bought the trade name "Pep Cola" for $100 from a competitor from Newark, New Jersey that had gone broke. The new name was trademarked on June 16th, 1903. Bradham's neighbor, an artist designed the first Pepsi logo and ninety-seven shares of stock for Bradham's new company were issued
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I stopped buying Pepsi when they paid Michael Jackson a ton of money to sell it. There is a local car dealership I would never go to because they insult people with the dumb commercials they run. Boycotting is the only way to express your disatisfaction, unfortunately, most of the time these big corporations don't ever know they are being boycotted. Keep it up though, at least you have that satisfaction as I do.
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Either Coke or Pepsi.
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It's a fine line.  A certain percentage has to be changed from the original to make it no longer under trademark laws and I don't think you've changed enough.