Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc.
PCPPI is the exclusive manufacturer of PepsiCo beverages in the Philippines.
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34
Years of service in the Philippines
15
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20000
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740000
outlets nationwide
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Powering up essential workers with Sting Energy Drink
The pandemic clearly showed us that not all heroes wear capes. We have our economic frontliners who make our lives easier and safer. They are the delivery riders, construction workers, and market vendors, among others. As the most festive season of the year nears, essential workers prepare for busier days ahead. They expect larger volumes of delivery, more traffic in grocery stores, and higher demand for their services. To get them going through their day, they need a little boost from energy drinks. Sting is one of the energy drinks known and well-loved among Filipino essential workers. It is a product of Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc. (PCPPI), the exclusive manufacturer of PepsiCo beverages in the country. Sting helps build the stamina needed to last a long and tough day. It sharpens the mind and body to endure taxing situations. “As we enter the last quarter of the year, we hope to power up our economic frontliners through Sting. Their commitment to their jobs, despite the threat of the pandemic, is commendable. PCPPI, for its part, continues to produce beverages that are not only refreshing but energizing as well,” said PCPPI president and chief executive officer Frederick D. Ong. Sting is a refreshing energy drink that gives one a positive kick. It comes in strawberry flavor in 300ml and 330ml bottles. It is available in supermarkets, groceries, convenience stores, and sari-sari stores nationwide. PCPPI is also the exclusive manufacturer of well-known beverage brands in the Philippines including Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew, 7-Up, Mirinda, Gatorade, Tropicana, Lipton, Mug, Premier, Milkis, and Aquafina.
PCPPI celebrates Nutrition Month

Reminds public to keep body refreshed and healthy with vitamin-packed drinks The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over. Even with the fast vaccination rollout in other countries, new COVID variants are surfacing. Now more than ever, we have to pay attention to our health and well-being. As we celebrate Nutrition Month this July, we need to improve our daily habits to boost our immune system. One of the most effective ways to strengthen our immune system is to take Vitamin C. According to research website, Gilbertlab.com, Vitamin C has antiviral and antibacterial properties that help fight many diseases. Sources of Vitamin C Taking supplements is one way to get Vitamin C. Other sources are fruits and vegetables such as orange, guava, calamansi, papaya, strawberry, and broccoli, among others. Alternately, there are drinks in the market that can be an additional sources of Vitamin C. Tropicana Twister Orange contains Vitamins A, C & E while Tropicana Twister Juicy Pulp also contains real pulp sacs! Hydration Hydration is also critical in delivering nutrients in our body. Apart from water, coconut water is a great alternative as it contains high levels of electrolytes. Serving in a convenient form, Tropicana Coconut Water is 100 percent fresh and made from real coconut water. It is a good source of minerals like iron, calcium, magnesium, and potassium that our body needs to regulate blood pressure and improve cell functions. Using Tetra Pak’s technology, Tropicana Coconut Water stays fresh, safe, and nutritious for up to eight months of shelf life. Tropicana Twister and Coconut Water are made by Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc., the exclusive manufacturer of PepsiCo beverages in the country. “We have always been committed to create refreshing drinks that also benefit our consumers’ health. With Tropicana Twister and Coconut Water, we help address the public needs for healthier beverage choices as we celebrate the Nutrition Month,” said PCPPI president and chief executive officer Frederick D. Ong. This year’s Nutrition Month calls for “continued efforts to address malnutrition in the country.” Let it be our habit to have nutritious food and drinks daily, and take advantage of healthy products that are readily available in the market.
PCPPI reaffirms workplace safety and security commitments

Safety is a shared responsibility. Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc. (PCPPI) is further firming up its commitment to workplace safety and security by actively enjoining its employees in upholding organizational policies and industry standards. “A safe work environment empowers employees across industries. PCPPI continues to uphold policies and standards that prevent workplace accidents and protect our people and properties,” said PCPPI’s Director for Environment, Health, Safety and Security Fernando Ramos. Guided by its Environment, Occupational Safety, and Health (EOSH) Policy, PCPPI developed programs to reinforce its occupational safety procedures based on international standards, including practicing Hazard Identifications, Risk Assessment and Control (HIRAC), immediate reporting of near-miss incidents to immediately address potential risks, and conducting mandatory trainings and safety orientation with employees and service providers alike. Occupational safety and health initiatives PCPPI continues to work closely with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) in implementing safety protocols and guidelines across locations in different parts of the country. Aside from attending the organization’s own safety orientation, employees are also participate in mandatory safety training sessions. “Occupational health and safety boils down to communication, coordination, and collaboration. There must be a clear and effective process on how to communicate policies and procedures in the workplace, then the Safety Officers and employees will work together to ensure that these policies and procedures are implemented properly,” Ramos added. To avoid accidents and injuries, employees assigned to production are provided with personal protective equipment such as cut resistance gloves and safety glasses. PCPPI’s Southern Tagalog Region Operations (STRO) plant in Santo Tomas, Batangas, in particular, started to utilize an all surface bottle inspector and machine guards to make work safer and more streamlined. Ramos also shared that the Santo Tomas EHSS team takes its roles and responsibilities to heart, as they acknowledge that they are accountable for the safety of all those who access the facility—may they be employees, service providers or visitors. Such preventive safety measures were taken as part of PCPPI’s EHSS strategy and risk assessment. According to Ramos, PCPPI conducts regular risk assessment activities to revisit and review its existing policies and programs, and come up with corrective action plans if needed. “Our main objective is to avoid accidents, incidents, and losses. So, we have to identify and address potential areas of vulnerability. This is important for the continual improvement of our occupational safety and health standards,” he added. Safety recognitions In 2022, PCPPI achieved complete certification of all its plants across the country as each facility was awarded the DOLE Safety Seal. The completion of the said certification program affirms that all PCPPI plants are compliant with the public health standards set by the government. They also comply with the General Labor Standards and Occupational Safety and Health Standards of DOLE.
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