Coca-Cola, Fanta, and Sprite are owned by the Coca-Cola Company, and Pepsi and Mirinda are owned by the PepsiCo Company.

The soda drinks of The Coca-Cola Company include: Coca-Cola, Diet Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero, Sprite, Fanta, and Soda; the non-soda drinks include: Ice Dew, Original Leaf Tea, Shuangjianmei, and Coolex , Minute Maid Fruit Orange, Minute Maid Fruit Fresh, Minute Maid Fruit Milk Premium.

PepsiCo's beverages include: Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, Gatorade, Lay's, Diet Pepsi, Tropicana, 3D Crisp, 7-Up, and Mirinda.

Extended information

Naming story

About 1893 AD, Caleb Bradham, a young pharmacist from North Carolina, USA, was thinking about formulating different medicines. Soft drinks were then given to his patients for energy. One of the most popular is a dark drink called "Brad's Drink," which consists of carbonated water, sugar, vanilla, a rare oil, pepsin, and cocoa beans.

In 1889, Caleb registered his own Coke trademark: Pepsi Cola. There is only one letter difference between Pepsi and Pepsin (pepsin), so Pepsi-Cola can be called "Pepsin Cola".

An artist neighbor of Caleb’s designed the first logo for the brand. After a hundred years of ups and downs, Pepsi-Cola now shares the world with Coca-Cola, and its logo has also undergone tremendous changes. Even if the word "pepsi" is removed from today's logo, people will still completely recognize that it is the Pepsi brand.

PepsiCo’s leading product is Pepsi-Cola. The company hopes to increase its sales in international markets. The specific method is to change the packaging design and tap the market potential in China, India and Russia. The new marketing plan will use blue as the main tone to correspond to the red in Coca-Cola's packaging and advertising. The company hopes to highlight product differences. So now, apart from the red, white and blue Pepsi logo, Pepsi's new packaging is entirely blue.

Baidu Encyclopedia--The Coca-Cola Company

Baidu Encyclopedia--Pepsi