PepsiCo Canada's overall Gatorade product portfolio is built around the G Series, a before, during, and after approach to athlete nutrition and hydration.

Whether due to changing tastes, poor sales, or limited-time promotions, many Gatorade flavors have been discontinued. Here's a look back at some notable ones that are no longer available. Citrus ...

Gatorade’s ads seek to elevate the G Series above its competitors’ products. The commercials that recently started airing feature New York Jets running back LaDainian Tomlinson and Orlando ...

Gatorade, the original sports drink brand, had become the G Series, the comprehensive sports fuel that included two new products, Gatorade Prime and Gatorade Recover, along with the original ...

Gatorade’s mobile banner ads lead consumers to an optimized landing page that features the company’s G Series Fit products and shows users how they can “make their workout work harder.” ...

Gatorade is wrapping up a tour next week in Colorado that has traveled to nine high schools with a mobile locker room to educate athletes on the importance of proper hydration—and if they need to ...

The new lineup of "G Series" drinks for athletes is Gatorade's "biggest innovation news in its history," according to the company, which claims dibs on the right to say so by dint of being the ...

Gatorade today announced the G Series Pro Theatre for 2012, taking place at the Road Cycling Show, Sandown Park, April 21 and 22. The G Series Pro Theatre will see expert Q&A’s and seminars from ...

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - 03/15/11) - Editors Note: A photo for this release will be available via Marketwire on the picture wire of The Canadian Press.PepsiCo Canada, licensee of the Gatorade® ...

Gatorade drives G Series drink sales via ambitious mobile initiative Gatorade is ramping up its mobile strategy via a campaign that promotes its new G Series Fit products and lets consumers learn more ...

The new lineup of "G Series" drinks for athletes is Gatorade's "biggest innovation news in its history," according to the company, which claims dibs on the right to say so by dint of being the ...