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Coca-Cola workers tried to sell the recipe to Pepsi… but Pepsi snitched

SAMUELBy SAMUELAugust 24, 20251 Min Read
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Back in 2006, something crazy happened in the world of soft drinks.

A Coca-Cola secretary named Joya Williams, along with two accomplices, stole confidential documents and even a sample of a new Coke product.

Their plan was to sell it to Pepsi for big money.

But here’s the shocking twist—when Pepsi got the offer, instead of jumping at the chance to crush their biggest rival, they reported it to Coca-Cola and the FBI.

The culprits were later arrested and sentenced.

Now think about it—Pepsi could have destroyed Coke with that information, but they chose “honor” over profit. Some call it corporate integrity.

Others say it was just strategy because Pepsi knew stealing secrets could backfire on them too.

What do you think?
Did Pepsi do the right thing out of principle, or was it just smart business?

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