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Boylan Bottling expands production, supply network By Linda Jones
American soft drinks manufacturer Boylan Bottling has added Pennsylvania-based independent bottling company Castle Co-Packers to its network of production and supply partners for Boylan super-premium sodas.
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PoP Shoppe rolls out cane sugar formulation By Linda Jones
The PoP Shoppe, an Ontario-based soft drinks retailer, has reformulated its product lineup and launched a new, premium range of sodas, made with pure cane sugar.
Non-alcoholic > Soft Drinks > News Dr Pepper Snapple settles trademark dispute with Dublin bottler By DBR Staff Writer
Dr Pepper Snapple Group (DPS) and Dr Pepper Bottling Company of Dublin have settled all litigation over the Dr Pepper trademark and distribution rights.
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BPW ready-to-drink tea joint venture eyes Europe, Canada
09 January 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Nestlé and Coca-Cola have agreed to focus the geographic scope of their ready-to-drink tea joint venture, Beverage Partners Worldwide (BPW), on Europe and Canada.
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Kush Boys Worldwide to unveil new flavors of premium hemp beverage
04 January 2012 | By DBR Staff Writer
Los Angeles-based Kush Boys Worldwide is all set to introduce Chronic Ice hemp iced tea in original lemon and three new flavors - grape, peach and carbonated hemp-ginger ale - in February 2012.
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Pepsi to return to Super Bowl 2012 with two new TV commercials
23 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
PepsiCo will return to the Super Bowl for 2012 season with two television commercials. The two commercials planned for next year Super Bowl include an iconic Pepsi spot featuring the winner of this season's The X Factor.
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Coca-Cola celebrates giving season with Toys for Tots Arctic Home campaign
23 December 2011
Coca-Cola is donating more than a quarter million dollars towards Arctic-themed toys and other gifts under the US Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program.
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AG Barr hires Stripe to promote carbonated soft drink Irn-Bru
22 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
British soft drinks manufacturer AG Barr has selected Stripe to manage the PR account and corporate communications of its carbonated soft drink Irn-Bru.
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Sunrich Naturals expands sunflower beverage SoL retail presence
20 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Sunrich Naturals, a maker of SoL sunflower beverage, has expanded the retail presence of the beverage to supermarkets beginning with Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Markets.
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Coca-Cola inks agreement with Gevo to develop PlantBottle packaging
16 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Coca-Cola has entered into an agreement with Englewood-based renewable chemicals and advanced biofuels company Gevo to develop second-generation PlantBottle packaging.
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Coca-Cola signs $980m bidding deal with Aujan Industries
15 December 2011
The Coca-Cola company has signed a $980m binding agreement with Aujan Industries, a independent beverage company in the Middle East, to acquire nearly half of the equity in Aujan's existing beverage business.
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Primo Water chooses Rieke Packaging pump dispensers
14 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
Primo Water has selected Rieke Packaging Systems' RS-10 pump dispensers for the Primo Sparkling Beverage Mixes, part of the new Primo Flavorstation.
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Tejava recalls specific batches of Premium Iced Tea
12 December 2011 | By DBR Staff Writer
California-based Tejava is voluntarily recalling certain production lots of Tejava Premium Iced Tea in 12 oz glass bottles as a precautionary measure due to the possible presence of glass fragments.
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