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SodaStream Pepsi Max is a concentrated syrup designed for use with SodaStream home carbonation systems. This specific flavor was born from the strategic partnership and subsequent acquisition of SodaStream by PepsiCo in 2018. While the SodaStream brand traces its origins back to 1903 in the United Kingdom, where it was invented by Guy Hugh Gilbey, the company's modern identity is deeply rooted in Israel.
Today, the Pepsi Max concentrate and other Pepsi-branded syrups are primarily manufactured at SodaStream's specialized production facility in Ashkelon, Israel. The brand transitioned from British to Israeli ownership in the late 1990s when it was acquired by its local distributor, Soda-Club. Following a period of global expansion and a successful IPO, it was eventually purchased by the American multinational PepsiCo. This ownership allows SodaStream to offer authentic versions of world-famous sodas like Pepsi Max as part of its 'Beyond the Bottle' sustainability initiative.
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