Pepsi is shifting away from the soda that made it famous.
PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi said on Monday that less than 25% of the company’s global sales are from soda, reports The Associated Press. Instead, the company is increasingly focusing on healthy snacks and non-carbonated beverages.
Last October, Nooyi told investors that focusing solely on carbonated soft drinks was "a thing of the past." Instead, non-carbonated beverages are "driving all the growth in the whole industry."
Naturally nutritious options like bottled water and unsweetened drinks now account for 25% of sales at PepsiCo, the company announced on Monday. Nooyi calls the emphasis on products aimed at nutritionally-savvy customers "future-proofing" Pepsi's portfolio, "reshaping it to capitalize on consumers' increasing interest in health and wellness.