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We co-packed under our own brand name 12 oz Cans and 20 oz Plastic Bottles soft drinks (4 flavors-Fruit Champagne,Watermelon, Banana and Su-pina.
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- Cooper City5
- Coral Springs18
- Dania6
- Davie25
- Deerfield Beach31
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- Hallandale22
- Hallandale Beach19
- Hollywood83
- Lauderdale Lakes1
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- Margate9
- Miramar20
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