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- Beverages Manufacturers5
- Bottlers31
- Carbonated Beverages, Nonalcoholic: Pkged. in Cans, Bottles6
- Fruit Drinks (Less Than 100% Juice): Packaged in Cans, Etc.3
- Iced Tea and Fruit Drinks, Bottled and Canned1
- Lemonade: Packaged in Cans, Bottles, Etc.1
- Pasteurized and Mineral Waters, Bottled and Canned2
- Soda Water Manufacturers68
- Soft Drinks Manufacturers69
- Water, Natural: Packaged in Cans, Bottles, Etc.71
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