Brands Owned by Coca-Cola: The Full List (2026)
Coca-Cola owns far more than Coke: Sprite, Fanta, Costa, innocent, Minute Maid, Powerade, smartwater and dozens more—with important exceptions.
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Coca-Cola owns far more than Coke: Sprite, Fanta, Costa, innocent, Minute Maid, Powerade, smartwater and dozens more—with important exceptions.
PepsiCo is far more than Pepsi. Its portfolio spans Lay’s, Doritos, Gatorade, Quaker, SodaStream, poppi, Siete and hundreds of regional brands.
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Procter & Gamble owns dozens of household names from Tide to Gillette to Pampers. Here is the full list by category, plus how the parent company scores on the values that drive boycotts and conscious-buying decisions.
From Dove to Hellmann's to Ben & Jerry's, Unilever owns hundreds of brands. Here is the established list by category, plus what the parent company's ethics record means for what you buy.
We compared McDonald's and Burger King's owner across 11 values. McDonald's scores negative on every one. RBI looks cleaner in places, but mostly because the evidence is thinner.
Nescafé, Purina, KitKat, Perrier, Gerber, Maggi: Nestlé owns more than 2,000 brands across nearly every supermarket aisle. Here is the full list by category, and what the parent company's ethics record shows.
P&G averages -2. Colgate averages -7. Both make products in your bathroom. Their ethical profiles go in opposite directions.
We scored McDonald's across 11 ethical dimensions using court filings, regulatory actions, and investigative reports. Not a single value came back positive.
From the phone in your pocket to the coffee in your hand, we scored 10 companies you interact with daily using court filings, investigative journalism, and NGO reports. No company averaged positive.
We scored nine of the world's most recognizable consumer brands across 11 ethical dimensions using court filings, NGO reports, and investigative journalism. Not one scored positive overall.
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