Coca-Cola's bottles and cans currently feature various first names, suggesting you might want to 'share a Coke' with a friend. And now Pepsi has released it's own take on the campaign, swapping ...

Pepsi in the United States has fired a saucy summer shot at Coke’s classic “Share a Coke” campaign, by ditching names entirely and slapping food on the label instead.

Fans can also get $5 off DoorDash when they order two Pepsis. Pepsi has been one of Coca-Cola's longtime rivals despite being dethroned by Dr Pepper as the No 2 soda brand in the US.

Pepsi Pops Off in Pointed Message About 'Iconic' Coca-Cola Campaign first appeared on Parade on Jun 12, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 12, 2025, where it first appeared.

Dive Brief: Pepsi is taking another shot at its chief competitor with a summer marketing effort riffing on the iconic “Share a Coke” campaign, per details shared with Marketing Dive. Rather than sell ...

Pepsi earlier this year slid to become the No. 4 carbonated soft drink by volume in the U.S. after being surpassed by Sprite, also owned by The Coca-Cola Company, according to Beverage Digest.