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Registered Product Listing as of 9/1/2021 Filters: Internal Report; Active Status=All; Product Name US Prod Flavour Product Type Container Type 1 Active 10 Cal Aquafina Plus Vitamins Acai Fruit Punch Juice 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 10 Cal Aquafina Plus Vitamins Black & Blueberry Water 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 10 Cal Aquafina Plus Vitamins Tropical Cherimoya Water 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 10 YEARS OIL PATCH TOUGH demineralized water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable LONGHORN 100 Plus 100 Plus Soft Drink 325 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 100PLUS ISOTONIC DRINK Soft Drink 1.5 L PET, Nonrefillable 1181 Natural Spring Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 1818 Alberni Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 2 Active 2 Guys With Knives water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 2% Peach Other 1.5 L PET, Nonrefillable 24 Hour Collision Center Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 24K Spring Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 27 North Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 28 Black Acai Energy Drink 250 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 28 Black Classic Energy Drink 250 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 28 BLACK Sour Mango-Kiwi Energy Drink 250 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable Inactive 24 Mantra Mango Juice Mango Juice 200 ml Drink Box, Nonrefillable 24 Mantra Mango Juice Gava Juice 1.0 L Drink Box, Nonrefillable 24 Mantra Mango Juice Mango Juice 1.0 L Drink Box, Nonrefillable 28 Black Acai Energy Drink 250 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 28 Black Classic Energy Drink 250 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 3 Active 3 The Terraces Three Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 33 Acres Of Heart Rosehip & Hibiscus Water 330 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 33 Acres of Mineral Sparkling Water Water 330 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 33 Acres of Pacific Junniper & Orange Water 330 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 33 Acres of Sunrise Citrus & Blossum Water 330 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Club Soda Soft Drink 354 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Cola Soft Drink 354 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Ginger Ale Soft Drink 354 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Root Beer Soft Drink 354 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Tonic Water Soft Drink 354 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Jasmine White Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Lemon Ginger Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Mint Green Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Organic Mango Acai White Tea Tea 473 ml PET, Nonrefillable 365 Peach White Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Organic Very Veggie Juice 946 ml PET, Nonrefillable Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 1 of 355 Product Name US Prod Flavour Product Type Container Type 365 Lemonade Berry Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Natural Cranberry Peach Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Organic Apple Juice Juice 1.89 L Glass, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Aloe Vera Juice 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Concord Grape Juice 946 ml PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Cranberry Juice 946 ml PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Water Water 1.5 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Light Cranberry Cocktail Water 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Cranberry Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Grape Cranberry Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Lemon Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Cola Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Ginger Ale Other 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Distilled Water Water 3.78 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Everyday Value Spring Water Water 3.79 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Organic Lemonade Lemonde Watermelon Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Organic Limeade Limeade Classic Juice 1.89 L PET, Nonrefillable 365 Whole Foods Market Club Soda Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Whole Foods Market Cola Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Whole Foods Market Ginger Ale Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Whole Foods Market Root Beer Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 365 Whole Foods Market Tonic Water Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 4 Active 49th Parallel Grocery Purified Drinking Water Water 4.0 L PET, Nonrefillable Inactive 49th Parallel Cascara Cascara Coffee Cherry Tea Tea 375 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 49th Parallel Cold Brew Coffee Coffee 375 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 49th Parallel Iced Tea Iced Tea Tea 375 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 49th Parallel Sparkling Green Tea Sparkling Green Tea Tea 375 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 5 Active 5 Hour Energy US Berry Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Grape Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Lemon Lime Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Orange Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Pink Lemonade Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Pomegranate Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy US Orange Energy Drink 59 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy Berry - 2k Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5 Hour Energy Extra Strength US Berry Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 52 North Beverages Spruce Tip Tea Tea 300 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 52° North Birch Sap - Blackcurrant Juice 355 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 52° North Birch Sap - Cranberry Juice 355 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 52° North Birch Sap - Cucumber Juice 355 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 52° North Birch Tree Sap - Natural Juice 355 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 52° North Birch Tree Sap - Raspberry Juice 355 mL Drink Pouch, Nonrefillable 59th Street Food Co. Spring Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 2 of 355 Product Name US Prod Flavour Product Type Container Type 5-hour Energy Extra Strength Blue Raspberry Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5-hour Energy Extra Strength Peach Mango Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5-hour Energy Extra Strength Sour Apple Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5-hour Energy Extra Strength Strawberry Watermelon Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 5-HOUR EXTRA STRENGTH US Grape Energy Drink 57 mL PET, Nonrefillable 6 Active 6 Hour Power Orange Energy Drink 60 mL PET, Nonrefillable 601 West Hastings water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7 Active 7 select Green Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 select Lemon Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 select Mango Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 select Peach Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 select Pomegranate Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 select Raspberry Tea Tea 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7 Select Café Mocha Coffee 405 mL Glass, Nonrefillable 7 Select Café Salted Caramel Coffee 405 mL Glass, Nonrefillable 7 Select Café Vanilla Coffee 405 mL Glass, Nonrefillable 7 UP Diet Lemon Lime Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7 UP Lemon Lime Soft Drink 1.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7 UP Diet Lemon Lime Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7 up Lemon Cucumber Mint Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7 up Lemon Original Lemon Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7 up Lemon White Peach Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7D Mango Nectar Mango Nectar Juice 200 ml Drink Pouch Nonrefillable 7SELECT Organic Apple From Concentrate Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Organic Cranberry Juice Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Organic Lemonade Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Organic Orange From Concentrate Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Black Cherry Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Blue Raspberry Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Cola Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Cream Soda Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Diet Cola Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Mango Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Watermelon Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Natural Spring Water Water 1.5 L PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Club Soda Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Cream Soda Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Ginger Ale Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7Select Natural Spring Water Water 4.0 L HDPE, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT MANGO STRAWBERRY Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT ORGANIC MANGO FC Juice 355 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT PASSION FRUIT AND GUAVE Juice 355 ml Glass, Nonrefillable SODA 7-SELECT PINEAPPLE AND COCONUT SODA Juice 355 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT LEMONADE Juice 473 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT ORANGE FC Juice 473 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT TROPICAL MANGO FC Juice 473 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-SELECT VEGETABLE COCKTAIL Juice 473 ml Glass, Nonrefillable 7-Select Grape Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 3 of 355 Product Name US Prod Flavour Product Type Container Type 7-Select Orange Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-Select Root Beer Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-Select Cola Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7-Select Orange Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7-Select Root Beer Soft Drink 2.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7-Select Café Cold Brew Coffee 405 mL Glass, Nonrefillable 7Select Natural Spring Water Spring Water Water 500 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Natural Spring Water Spring Water Water 1.0 L PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Natural Spring Water Spring Water Water 1.5 L PET, Nonrefillable 7SELECT Natural Spring Water Spring Water Water 4.0 L HDPE, Nonrefillable 7UP 7UP Soft Drink 222 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7up Cherry Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7Up Tropical Twist Soft Drink 355 ml Aluminum, Nonrefillable 7UP Soft Drink 414 ml PET Nonrefillable 7up Diet Soft Drink 591 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7UP Lemon Lime Soft Drink 710 ml PET, Nonrefillable 7-Up 7-Up Soft Drink
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