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General Container List 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 1 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 250 28 BLACK ACAI ALUMINUM N 858047003009 250 28 BLACK CLASSIC ALUMINUM N 5804700318 250 28 BLACK SOUR MANGO-KIWO ALUMINUM N 5804700351 330 28 DRINKS ACAI GLASS N 5804700326 330 28 DRINKS BITTER LEMON GLASS N 5804700305 330 28 DRINKS GINGER ALE GLASS N 5804700304 330 28 DRINKS PINK GRAPEFRUIT MINT GLASS N 5804700307 330 28 DRINKS TONIC WATER GLASS N 5804700306 330 28 ICE BLUEBERRY GLASS N 5804700336 330 28 ICE TEA GREEN TEA HONEY GLASS N 5804700335 330 28 ICE TEA LEMON GLASS N 5804700332 330 28 ICE TEA PEACH GLASS N 5804700333 330 28 ICE TEA POMEGRANATE GLASS N 5804700334 1892 365 EVERUDAU VALIE CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 99482454296 500 365 EVERYDAY VALUE ALOE VERA PLASTIC N 99482459741 2000 365 EVERYDAY VALUE COLA PLASTIC N 99482439354 946 365 EVERYDAY VALUE CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 99482420925 1890 365 EVERYDAY VALUE CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 99482454265 946 365 EVERYDAY VALUE CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 99482406554 2000 365 EVERYDAY VALUE GINGER ALE PLASTIC N 99482439347 946 365 EVERYDAY VALUE GRAPE PLASTIC N 99482420864 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 2 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 1892 365 EVERYDAY VALUE GRAPE CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 99482454272 1890 365 EVERYDAY VALUE LEMON PLASTIC N 99482403225 3780 365 EVERYDAY VALUE WATER PLASTIC N 99482400903 1500 365 EVERYDAY VALUE WATER PLASTIC N 99482418915 3780 365 EVERYDAY VALUE WATER PLASTIC N 99482402662 500 365 EVERYDAY VALUE WATER PLASTIC N 99482434038 500 40TH ANNIVERSARY BATHURST WATER PLASTIC N 2179611200 57 5 HOUR ENERGY BERRY GLASS N 1941050001 59 5 HOUR ENERGY DRINK GRAPE PLASTIC N 1941020001 59 5 HOUR ENERGY DRINK POMEGRANATE PLASTIC N 1941080001 57 5 HOUR ENERGY EXTRA STRENGHT BERRY GLASS N 1941070001 59 5 HOUR ENERGY LEMON LIME PLASTIC N 1941040001 59 5 HOUR ENERGY ORANGE PLASTIC N 1941030001 57 5 HOUR ENERGY SHOT BLUE RASPBRRY EXTRA STRENGTH PLASTIC N 1941076003 59 5 HOUR EXTRA STR SOUR APPLE PLASTIC N 1941073003 59 5-HOUR ENERGY GRAPE PLASTIC N 19741020001 59 5-HOUR ENERGY LEMON-LIME PLASTIC N 19410400019 59 5-HOUR ENERGY ORANGE PLASTIC N 1941030001 59 5-HOUR ENERGY SHOT BERRY PLASTIC N 1941050001 57 5-HOUR EXTRA STRENGTH GRAPE ENERGY GLASS N 1941072003 57 5-HOUR PINK LEMONADE ENERGY DRINK GLASS N 1941014051 60 6 HOUR POWER ORANGE PLASTIC N 7811400444 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 3 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 473 7 SELECT APPLE FROM CONC GLASS N 5254850899 473 7 SELECT CRANBERRY COCKTAIL GLASS N 5254850901 473 7 SELECT ORANGE FROM CONC GLASS N 5254850903 355 7 UP TROPICAL TWIST ALUMINUM N 6540000810 473 7-SELECT APPLE FC PLASTIC N 5254854837 473 7-SELECT CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 5254854838 300 7-SELECT GO! SMART STRAWBERRY BANANA PLASTIC N 5254856468 300 7-SELECT GO! SMART TROPICAL MANGO PLASTIC N 5254856470 473 7-SELECT LEMON ICED TEA PLASTIC N 5254854841 473 7-SELECT LEMONADE PLASTIC N 5254854842 473 7-SELECT ORANGE FC PLASTIC N 5254854839 355 7-SELECT ORGANIC MANGO FC PLASTIC N 2140102779 355 7-SELECT PASSION FRUIT & GUAVA SODA GLASS N 2140101996 355 7-SELECT PINEAPPLE & COCONUT SODA GLASS N 2140101998 355 7-SELECT STRAWBERRY AND MANGO PLASTIC N 2140101720 473 7-SELECT TROPICAL MANGO FC PLASTIC N 5254854840 473 7-SELECT VEG COCKTAIL GLASS N 5254851261 237 7-UP ALUMINUM N 6540001015 355 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540001021 355 7-UP ALUMINUM N 654143 300 7-UP GLASS N 654773 500 7-UP GLASS N 654793 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 4 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 1000 7-UP GLASS Y 654353 1000 7-UP PLASTIC N 654373 2250 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540000518 300 7-UP GLASS Y 6540000047 500 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540000971 600 7-UP PLASTIC N 654923 1250 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540000972 355 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540000961 710 7-UP PLASTIC N 654963 1000 7-UP PLASTIC N 654933 591 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540000101 710 7-UP PLASTIC N 6540015437 355 7-UP LONG NECK RECYCLABLE GLASS N 654673 355 7-UP LONG NECK REFILLABLE GLASS Y 6540000067 355 7-UP CITRUS SPLASH ALUMINUM N 6540010113 591 7-UP CITRUS SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540010114 2000 7-UP CITRUS SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540010116 591 7-UP CRANBERRY SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540010127 2000 7-UP CRANBERRY SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540010128 355 7-UP CRANBERRY SPLASH ALUMINUM N 6540010129 355 7-UP DIET PLASTIC N 6540000534 591 7-UP DIET PLASTIC N 6540000527 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 5 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 355 7-UP LEMON LEMON CUCUMBER MIST ALUMINUM N 6540016005 355 7-UP LEMON LEMON ORIGINAL LEMON ALUMINUM N 6540016007 355 7-UP LEMON LEMON WHITE PEACH ALUMINUM N 6540016009 355 7-UP LEMON SQUEEZE ALUMINUM N 6540010142 2000 7-UP LEMON SQUEEZE PLASTIC N 6540010140 2000 7-UP LEMON-LIME SODA PLASTIC N 654733 2250 7-UP LIGHT PLASTIC N 6540000519 2000 7-UP LIGHT PLASTIC N 65473 600 7-UP LIGHT PLASTIC N 654903 1250 7-UP LIGHT PLASTIC N 6540000973 355 7-UP LIGHT ALUMINUM N 654153 500 7-UP LIME PLASTIC N 6540000344 2000 7-UP LIME PLASTIC N 6540000342 2000 7-UP ORANGE CHILL PLASTIC N 6547132 2000 7-UP RASPBERRY PLASTIC N 6540000343 500 7-UP RASPBERRY PLASTIC N 6540000345 2000 7-UP RAZPBERRY CHILL PLASTIC N 654723 591 7-UP TROPICAL SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540001008 2000 7-UP TROPICAL SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540001003 600 7-UP TROPICAL SPLASH PLASTIC N 6540001002 355 7-UP TROPICAL SPLASH ALUMINUM N 6540001000 355 7SELECT ORGANIC APPLE FC PLASTIC N 2140102660 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 6 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 355 7SELECT ORGANIC CRANBERRY PLASTIC N 2140102662 355 7SELECT ORGANIC LEMONADE PLASTIC N 2140102663 355 7SELECT ORGANIC ORANGE FC PLASTIC N 2140102661 222 7UP ALUMINUM N 6540014722 414 7UP PLASTIC N 6540001016 355 7UP LEMON LIME ALUMINUM N 6540000159 591 7UP LEMON SQUEEZE PLASTIC N 6540010138 355 7UP LEMON SQUEEZE ALUMINUM N 6540010142 2000 7UP LEMON SQUEEZE PLASTIC N 6540010140 1000 80 DEGREES NORTH ICEBERG WATER PLASTIC N 9020700105 500 80 DEGREES NORTH ICEBERT WATER PLASTIC N 9020700101 250 9 MM ENERGY DRINK ALUMINUM N 858800484905 250 9MM ENERGY DRINK LOWER SUGAR ALUMINUM N 588004849235 250 9MM ENERGY DRINK REGULAR ALUMINUM N 588004849051 222 A & W CAFFEINE FREE ROOT BEER ALUMINUM N 5953100282 2000 A & W CREAM SODA PLASTIC N 5953100560 500 A & W CREAM SODA PLASTIC N 5953100521 500 A & W CREAM SODA GLASS Y 5953100521 355 A & W CREAM SODA WHITE ALUMINUM N 5953100501 300 A & W DIET CREAM SODA GLASS N 5953100611 355 A & W DIET CREAM SODA ALUMINUM N 5953100601 2000 A & W DIET CREAM SODA PLASTIC N 5953100660 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 7 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 300 A & W DIET ROOT BEER GLASS Y 5953100110 300 A & W DIET ROOT BEER GLASS N 5953100111 355 A & W DIET ROOT BEER ALUMINUM N 5953100102 2000 A & W DIET ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100160 3000 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100070 2000 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100060 300 A & W ROOT BEER GLASS N 5933100011 300 A & W ROOT BEER GLASS Y 5953100010 355 A & W ROOT BEER ALUMINUM N 5953100002 500 A & W ROOT BEER GLASS N 5953100021 500 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100022 600 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100026 2250 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100065 591 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100027 355 A & W ROOT BEER ALUMINUM N 5953100202 500 A & W ROOT BEER PLASTIC N 5953100028 341 A & W ROOT BEER GLASS N 5953100015 222 A & W ROOT BEER ALUMINUM N 5953100004 591 A & W ROOT BEER CAFFEINE FREE PLASTIC N 5953100027 500 A. 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GULLISON - WATER PLASTIC N 0 532 ABB CARBO FORCE FRUIT PUNCH PLASTIC N 4552960003 532 ABB CARBO FORCE ORANGE PLASTIC N 4552960011 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 8 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 532 ABB DIET TURBO LEMON TEA PLASTIC N 4552962021 532 ABB DIET TURBO RASPBERRY TEA PLASTIC N 4552962018 532 ABB LEAN PRO STRAWBERRY BANANA PLASTIC N 4552960601 4000 ABBEY SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 2000 ABBEY SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 3780 ABERFOYLE SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 6827400002 330 ABERFOYLE SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 6827400001 591 ACCELERADE FRUIT PUNCH PLASTIC N 6591219122 591 ACCELERADE GRAPEFRUIT PLASTIC N 6591219124 591 ACCELERADE PEACH MANGO PLASTIC N 6591219125 1000 ACQUA ITALIA NATURAL MINERAL WATER PLASTIC N 5587900003 1000 ACQUA ITALIA SPARKLING MINERAL WATER PLASTIC N 5587900004 750 ACQUA PANNA NATURAL SPRING WATER GLASS N 4150820098 500 ACQUA PANNA NATURAL SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 4150893486 750 ACQUA PANNA NATURAL SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 4150834769 500 ACQUA PANNA NATURAL SPRING WATER GLASS N 4150800005 1000 ACQUA PANNA SP WATER GLASS N 4150896388 355 ACTIVAL SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 5782305606 1500 ACTIVAL SPRING WATER PLASTIC N 5782305605 500 ACTIVATE EXOTIC BERRY PLASTIC N 5375900266 500 ACTIVATE FRUIT PUNCH PLASTIC N 5375900262 500 ACTIVATE LEMON LIME PLASTIC N 5375900268 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc. 9 /538 General Container list ml Product Name Material Refillable Upc 500 ACTIVATE PASSION FRUIT PLASTIC N 5375900274 500 ACTIVATE PINEAPPLE COCONUT PLASTIC N 5375900278 500 ACTIVATE POMEGRANATE BLUE PLASTIC N 5375900270 93 ACTIVIA LACTOSE FREE DRINKABLE YOGURT PLASTIC N PKG 93 ACTIVIA LACTOSE FREE YOGURT MANGO PLASTIC N 568283 93 ACTIVIA LACTOSE FREE YOGURT RASPBERRY PLASTIC N 568273 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER GINGERALE ALUMINUM N 7441642515 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER KONA COAST ALUMINUM N 7441642511 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER LIME ALUMINUM N 7441642502 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER MANGO ALUMINUM N 7441642510 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER RASP/GINGER ALUMINUM N 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER RASPBERRY ALUMINUM N 7441642523 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER TANGERINE ALUMINUM N 7441642508 355 AFTER THE FALL SPRITZER VANILLA ALUMINUM N 7441642525 1000 AGRO LABS NATURALLY ACAI EXTRA PLASTIC N 854700071 960 AGRO LABS NATURALLY POMEGRANATE PLASTIC N 854720020 500 AHA BLUEBERRY POMEGRANATE PLASTIC N 679270 355 AHA BLUEBERRY POMEGRANATE ALUMINUM N 679400 1000 AHA BLUEBERRY POMEGRANATE PLASTIC N 679360 355 AHA LIME WATERMELON ALUMINUM N 679390 1000 AHA LIME WATERMELON PLASTIC N 679350 500 AHA LIME WATERMELON PLASTIC N 679260 2021-05-13 Encorp Atlantic Inc.
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