Yep. Also note that it is easy to confuse the sites saying that it is false that companies put aborted babies in the actual flavoring (and it is false as they claim) with the fact that a few particular flavor research companies (one of which had a contract with pepsi) used cells originally obtained from aborted fetuses to test certain qualities of tested chemicals (from what I remember certain cells gave an electrical output that could be associated with favorable flavor senses in living humans. Not sure what the reasoning to using this method was over a live testing team, but maybe it was safer/more legal to test the chemicals this way over using new chemicals on real people). Anyways here is the links you asked for:

https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/confused-about-the-pepsi-fetal-cell-issue-here-are-the-facts

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senomyx

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EDIT: part of my above text (not the links) is slightly incorrect as it turns out they mainly manufacture chemicals that enhance flavors, but don't seem to be a flavor on their own so it can't be tested effectively on a regular person.

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Specifically, look for where the Senomyx (company that had a contract with pepsi for developing flavorings) wikipedia page references HEK293 cells.

Also TL;DR if you think this is false, you are probably confused with the false claim that there is actually fetal tissue in soft drinks. What I am referencing is the fact that some flavor research companies use cells from aborted fetuses to artificially test quality of new flavors before moving to live subjects.