Costco’s switch from Pepsi to Coca-Cola drinks at its food courts is underway. The change at Costco’s food courts “began rolling out across all Costco warehouses” at the beginning of July, The Coca-Cola Company said in a statement to FOX Business. All of Costco’s food courts will offer Coca-Cola products by the fall.

The switch to Pepsi products was first made in 2013, according to CNN. Costco said at the time it was making the change from Coca-Cola, it's longtime food court beverage supplier, over pricing and preserving the $1.50 cost of the hot dog-soda combo.

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The big box store Costco is making a change to its food courts. The company is in the process of switching from Pepsi to Coca-Cola beverages by installing traditional fountain units into the courts, according to a July 21 statement sent to USA Today from Costco. The transition is expected to be completed by the fall.

The change at Costco’s food courts "began rolling out" at the beginning of July, according to a statement shared with Fox.

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Costco is transitioning its soft drink offerings from Pepsi to Coca-Cola in food courts nationwide. The change was implemented at the beginning of July, with Costco expecting to complete the revised food court menu by the end of this fall.