Exposing brand changes after buyout from @zephzoid

Name: Exposing brand changes after buyout from @zephzoid
Uploaded: 2026-02-21T19:15:00.000Z
Channel: zephzoid
Description: The creator argues that the food brand Siete has declined in quality since its acquisition by PepsiCo. He presents evidence by comparing old and new ingredient lists, showcasing negative customer reviews, and framing it as a common pattern of corporate takeovers. The video concludes by advocating for supporting local food systems and promoting an app to find local farmers.

The creator argues that the food brand Siete has declined in quality since its acquisition by PepsiCo. He presents evidence by comparing old and new ingredient lists, showcasing negative customer reviews, and framing it as a common pattern of corporate takeovers. The video concludes by advocating for supporting local food systems and promoting an app to find local farmers.

Creator: @zephzoid on Instagram

Transcript

I hate to say it, but this is not the brand that it once was. It's been officially over a year since PepsiCo completed its acquisition of Siete Good. Here's everything that's been reported to have changed. Grain free tortilla chips are now listing cassava starch when it used to just be cassava flour according to reports. This change seems minor, but cassava flour is made by grinding the entire root retaining fiber, protein, minerals, and potassium. It's also their almond flour tortillas, which t

Topics: Food, CPG, Business, Nutrition

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