PepsiCo quarterly revenue misses on slowing demand for snacks, sodas

PepsiCo's second-quarter revenue fell short of expectations due to pricing increases and competition, particularly in the U.S., where sales of snacks and soda were impacted. Despite raising product prices by 5%, organic volumes declined by 3%. Sales at Frito-Lay North America also dropped, contributing to the overall revenue increase of 0.8% to $22.50 billion. Adjusted earnings per share exceeded estimates at $2.28.