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Domino's ends decade-long Pepsi deal, returns to Coca-Cola across Australia

Domino's Australia has ended a ten-year Pepsi partnership to serve Coca-Cola again, following KFC US's 41-year break with PepsiCo.

Domino's Australia has ditched Pepsi after a decade to return to Coca-Cola. This aligns its drink menu with the US business.

KFC in America has done the same, ending a 41-year partnership with PepsiCo. Customer data showed most Domino's customers strongly prefer Coca-Cola.

Some customers even bought Coke from shops to drink with their Domino's meal. Competitor Pizza Hut already served it.

Nathan Scholz, Domino's chief customer officer, called the switch a natural choice. It matched what customers wanted.

KFC Australia remains with Pepsi for now, outside the US.

10 years
Pepsi partnership length
2015
Previous Coca-Cola service ended
41 years
KFC US break with PepsiCo
May 1971 at Yagoona Sydney
McDonald's Coke partnership start

Why it mattersIf you eat fast food, you'll notice the drinks on offer changing to match what chains think their customers prefer most.

AustraliaAustralians ordering Domino's will now get Coca-Cola instead of Pepsi when they order meal deals.

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