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Keep Pepsi Throwback!
Posted Fri May 21, 2010 11:57 pm, by Ginny H. written to Pepsi-Cola
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Why in the hell are you disconinuing Pepsi Throwback? It is the ONLY soda I will drink. It was almost impossible to find in the stores when you were marketing it, but now I can't find it anywhere so I have to assume you disconinued it.
Put it back. It is the 1st decent product you have had in years. I am actually mad enough to dump my Pepsi stock and recommend my investment club does the same.
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by PepperElf Posted Wed May 26, 2010 @ 12:49 PM
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they're getting rid of it?
i mean i only drank it once to see what it tasted like, since i normally prefer the taste of diet, but... it didn't bother me any.
but i agree and feel it should stay on the market
if anything just because, i feel that the Jewish customers deserve to have a variety of sodas to pick from.
(Throwback is kosher for passover, while the corn-syrup-based sodas are not)
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I got an initial shipment of a pallet of the crap a few months ago. It didnt sell, even when it ran on ad with the pepsi sale.
I sent it back to Pepsi.
Go to your local grocery store, talk to the receiving clerk/manager. Get them to order you a pallet.
Good Day
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I'm sure
by NathanG Mon May 24, 2010 @ 7:59 AM
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by Donno Posted Sat May 22, 2010 @ 9:30 AM
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It was not meant to be a permanent product.
It probably costs more to produce, since the reason manufacturers went from sugar to HFCS in the 80's was to save money.
There have been two trials of Throwback, the most recent ended in February. It must be that Pepsi is not convinced that Throwback will be a sufficiently profitable product.
If you think about it, soda is garbage. Making garbage more healthy is an odd move.
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