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The Lay’s and Cheetos maker has earmarked a substantial investment in the Southeast Asia island nation over a 10-year period and has broken ground for a new snack factory in the West Java town of Cikarang.

PepsiCo plans to replace plastic rings across beverage multipacks with paper-based solutions in the US and Canada.

PepsiCo has commenced construction of a snack factory in Indonesias West Java, marking its return to Southeast Asias largest economy.

U.S. food and beverage maker PepsiCo began building a snack factory in Indonesias West Java on Wednesday, marking its return to Southeast Asias largest economy after splitting with a local partner...

The factory, part of PepsiCo's $200m commitment to invest in Indonesia over a 10-year period, is expected to start producing snacks by 2025.

American food and beverage maker PepsiCo has marked its return to Indonesia with a snack factory since splitting with its local partner two years ago.

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JAKARTA — Subsidiaries of some of the world’s biggest palm oil companies have been found guilty by Indonesia’s anticompetition watchdog of restricting sales of cooking oil amid acute shortages last year. Indonesia is the world’s biggest producer of palm oil, the most widely used vegetable oil for cooking oil, yet consumers across the country faced […]

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s anti-monopoly agency (KPPU) ordered seven cooking oil companies to pay fines of up to US$2.8mil (RM13mil) for restricting sales amid scarce supplies last year.

Indonesias anti-monopoly agency fined seven cooking oil companies over $2 million each for restricting sales during last years supply shortages.