PepsiCo, one of the world’s largest soda companies, has officially discontinued more than a dozen flavors of Pepsi and Mountain Dew, the company recently confirmed to TODAY.

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Fourteen Pepsi and Mountain Dew soda flavors have been added to the product locator on Pepsi’s website, indicating the discontinuation. PepsiCo also owns the Mountain Dew brand.

Pepsi recently confirmed it was discontinuing multiple flavors of Pepsi and Mountain Dew.

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PepsiCo confirmed multiple flavors of Pepsi and Mountain Dew are leaving store shelves. The discontinuations include 14 flavors between the two soda brands.

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The discontinuations were quietly added to the product locator on the brand’s website and include 14 flavors between the two popular soda brands.

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