Soda Speak
- B&C
- Short for bottle and can.
- B.I.B.
- Bag in Box
- C&G
- The channel that includes convenience stores and gas stations.
- Carb and Non-Carb
- Short for carbonated and non-carbonated beverages. Pepsi is an example of a carbonated beverage and Lipton teas are examples of non-carbonated beverages.
- Channel
- Outlets that are similar in size that buy, merchandise and sell soft drinks in similar ways.
- Cooler
- Company-owned one, two, and three glass-doored refrigerated units that contain cold product.
- CSD
- Carbonated Soft Drink.
- DSD
- Direct Store Delivery. Products go from the plant or warehouse directly to a customer account.
- Full-Service Vending
- Pepsi Bottling Ventures places and stocks the vending machine and pays a commission to the account on the machine's sales.
- Large Format
- Supermarkets, mass merchandisers, and club stores.
- On-Premise
- Outlets where consumers buy beverages for immediate consumption at or near the point-of-sale.
- PET
- Polyethylene Terephthelate. Plastic used to make bottles.
- Single Serve
- Products sold for immediate consumption in retail and on-premise channels.
- Small Format
- Convenience stores, gas stations, and drug and dollar stores.
- Take-Home
- Products sold warm and generally purchased for at-home or future consumption.
