I saw retro logo 12oz aluminum Pepsi bottles at Walmart today. $1.50 like the Mountain Dew ones.

Wasn't the rumor that the new logo will be used on current corn syrup-based Pepsi, and they will eventually release a "retro" Pepsi with a more classic logo and cane sugar?

You "should" be able to enjoy one nation wide while enjoying the college basketball final four.

Times are changing and things are evolving so are we. The new design will happen. I come to learn that with Pepsi when they put money into products they will see it through!

the new pepsi bottles retro are actually 16oz. and there are 2 different style caps all 4 in set have the silver caps but then 3 out of 4 in another version have the pepsi logo caps.. the only one that doesnt have the pepsi logo cap s the say pepsi please bottle....also the take the pepsi challenge bottle seems to be hard to find and not all walmarts have them so keep an eye out for them and hold onto for future referance.............

I just read in Readers Digest that Pepsico spent $1mm creating that logo. Projected cost to implement it Worldwide is "hundreds of millions of dollars"
They are describing it as "more Dynamic and more Alive".

More dynamic....LMAO
Hum, did their core and impulse consumers suddenly
become more dynamic?

In southwest Wyoming We are about 1 to 2 weeks out from releasing the new logo on Pepsi, Haven't seen the rest in the warehouse yet.

This really comes down to what is best for the brand. A logo is not a brand, therefor, I think the key thing we need to be paying attention to is how pepsi (notice the new logo is all lower case?) has changed with the times and how they are dealing with the times as a company. Older generations are concerned with the health risks/sugar associated with carbonated sodas. I believe the fresh "retro" feel on these new pepsi products will really register with a younger audience that will see a "hipper" pepsi on the shelf now.