Lipton Tea Rewards Honduran Bottler

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For the prize, Pepsico Multinational compared more than 50 countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and Europe in terms of consumer expectations, projection, quality and acceptance of Lipton tea.

According to an article in laprensahn.com, "This award was described as ‘big leagues’ by the executives of PepsiCo International. Second place went to Venezuela and third to Vietnam."

Source: laprensahn.com

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