Pepsi soft drink (slim can)

Pepsi soft drink identified: a slim aluminium can carrying the Pepsi wordmark and globe — a carbonated cola product from the global Pepsi brand. The Pepsi brand was created in the United States by pharmacist Caleb D. Bradham (originally 'Brad’s Drink' / later Pepsi‑Cola) in the late 19th century. (pepsico.com)

Pepsi is produced and distributed worldwide through PepsiCo and an international network of bottling partners and regional subsidiaries; finished cans and bottles for local markets are manufactured in many countries, so production is best described as "Multiple countries." (prnewswire.com)

Ownership and corporate details: the Pepsi brand is ultimately owned by PepsiCo, Inc., a U.S.‑headquartered multinational food and beverage company based in Purchase, New York, which manages global brand strategy while working with regional bottlers and distributors. (pepsico.com)

Local distribution example: in parts of Europe (including Sweden) Pepsi has been distributed under franchise agreements with regional bottlers such as Carlsberg’s local operations; in North America PepsiCo’s beverage division (PBNA) operates bottling plants and distribution networks. This means the exact factory origin of any single can depends on the market and the bottler that filled it. (scribd.com)