Poppi has been acquired by PepsiCo sweet. No standalone ticker exists for the company.
1 valuation. The latest, $1.9B implied, was set by the Strategic investment in May 2025.
Poppi is an American prebiotic soda brand known for its gut healthy approach to carbonated beverages, based in Houston, Texas. The company started as Mother Beverage, founded by husband and wife Allison and Stephen Ellsworth, then rebranded to poppi in 2020 to attract a younger audience. Its lineup spans flavors such as cherry cola, cream soda and strawberry lemon, each formulated with fruit juice and prebiotics.
Launched in 2018, poppi sells low sugar sodas at 35 calories or less per can and grew into more than 120 retailers within a few years. In 2025 PepsiCo announced it would acquire poppi for $1.95 billion, bringing the brand into its beverage portfolio.
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