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HomeFillingProfits boost for PepsiCo as food business prospers

Profits boost for PepsiCo as food business prospers

US beverage and snacks giant PepsiCo reported positive fourth-quarter results with profits up 19 percent to $1.66 billion compared to 2012. This was despite a 1 percent fall in sales for the period.

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