Legal Aspects of International Business and Enterprise: Regulatory Framework Affecting PepsiCo in Australia

Legal Aspects of International Business and Enterprise
PepsiCo

Table of Contents
Introduction............................................................................................................................. 2
PepsiCo.....................................................................................................................................3
Industry of the company...................................................................................................... 3
Number of employees..........................................................................................................3
Location of global headquarters...........................................................................................4
Regulatory framework affecting PepsiCo in Australia..............................................................4
Impact of Treaties, Agreements and Conventions in PepsiCo..................................................6
Conclusion................................................................................................................................ 7
References................................................................................................................................8
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Introduction
While operating their business in international markets, enterprises have to comply with
appropriate legal structure in order to ensure that they did not breach their legal duties
imposed by the country. The regulatory framework which is established by a country is
necessary to comply by multinational organisations while operating their business in the
respected field which include government treaties, relevant legislation, conventions and
legal agreements. In this report, the legal framework which is complying with PepsiCo while
operating its business in Australia will be discussed. Various agreements, treaties and
conventions which affect the business of PepsiCo in Australia will be evaluated in the report
as well.
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