
In addition to the two products being merchandised in the same aisle at some grocery locations, the company noted examples where store managers and employees confused the two brands, or assumed a business relationship between PepsiCo and Rise Brewing. It is flavored with fruit juice and highlights its low calories, vitamins, antioxidants and functional ingredients such as citicoline and zinc.īut in its lawsuit, Rise Brewing had documented several alleged instances where its product and Mtn Dew Rise Energy had been mistaken for each other. On its face, one could question the potential for confusion, as Mtn Dew Rise Energy is not a coffee beverage. PepsiCo and Rise Brewing did not respond to a request for comment as of press time. "PepsiCo's competing Rise product is already causing consumer confusion, threatening to wipe out the goodwill that we've been tirelessly working to build for nearly a decade," he said. When Rise Brewing filed its lawsuit against PepsiCo, co-founder and CEO Grant Gyesky noted in a statement the time and expense his company spent building the branding around its organic RTD coffees.
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The judge had rejected PepsiCo's request for an 11-week transition period. "All formula, flavors and marketing partners remain the same, and we have full confidence that we will continue to deliver the same great product consumers have quickly grown to love,” the statement said. District Court Judge Lorna Schofield to cease using the term in the sale or distribution of single-use, canned energy beverages, AdAge reported. PepsiCo will make the switch this Friday, a spokesperson told the publication. The CPG giant will drop the word "rise" in response to a ruling from U.S.


"We are in the process of changing the name," a spokesperson said in a email. 10, 2021: PepsiCo is renaming its Mtn Dew Rise Energy drink that targets the morning, the company confirmed to Food Dive.
