In 2018, S&Z Grocery owner Phillip Stewart in Athens, Alabama, stopped selling 20-ounce Pepsi and Diet Pepsi bottles featuring the NFL logo, saying he objected to NFL players kneeling during the national anthem and did not want to support the league. Stewart said he would continue selling other Pepsi products and planned to resume selling the affected bottles once the NFL branding was removed….
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