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PepsiCo becomes exclusive beverage provider for The Florida Aquarium

| Jo-Lynn Brown

The Florida Aquarium has announced a five-year agreement with PepsiCo, to be the Aquarium’s exclusive non-alcoholic beverage provider, starting August 15.

The Florida Aquarium and PepsiCo will also partner on several projects including increased support for saving Florida’s coral reefs and bettering the Tampa Bay region, as part of a three-way partnership between the Aquarium, Pepsi and Force Blue.

In 2021, as part of Super Bowl 55 and NFL Green, supported by the Pepsi Stronger Together initiative, the Aquarium was asked to join Force Blue in a community project, which collected more than 1 ton of marine debris.

The debris was then cleaned and distributed to Hillsborough County Public Schools and students created artwork, which was featured in a temporary exhibition.

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