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Pepsi Companys Nestlé Brands PePsi ComPanys Deer Park Yoco Pepsi Hépar iCe Cream Diet Pepsi Ice Mountain Camy Mountain Dew Henniez Dreyer’s Aquafina Korpi Edy’s Sierra Mist Levissima Frisco Lipton Teas Nestlé Aquarel Häagen-Dazs (North America and the United 7up (outside the U.S.) Nestlé Vera Kingdom) Mirinda Ozarka Maxibon Tropicana Products Perrier Motta Naked Juice Poland Spring Mivvi Gatorade Powwow Nestlé Quaker Oats Company Minere Nestlé Drumstick - The Original Sundae Cone Lay’s Pure Life/Pureza Vital Push-Up Doritos Quézac Schöller Cheetos San Pellegrino Skinny Cow Walkers snack foods San Bernardo Fritos Viladrau PerformanCe nutrition Tostitos Vittel Musashi Zephyrhills Neston nestlé brands other drinks Nesvita Cereals Nestea PowerBar Cinnamon Toast Crunch Enviga Pria Cheerios (outside US, Canada and Australia) Milo Supligen Cini Minis Carnation healthCare nutrition Honey Nut Cheerios (outside US, Canada and Caro Boost Australia) Nesquik Carnation Instant Breakfast Oat Cheerios Libby’s Nutren Cookie Crisp Growers Direct Organic Fruit Juices Peptamen Crunch (Cerial) Good Host Glytrol Fitnesse Juicy Juice Crucial Force Flakes shelf stable Impact Chocapic Isosource Gold Flakes Bear Brand Fibersource Golden Nuggets Carnation Diabetisource Golden Grahams Christie Compleat Honey Stars Coffee-Mate Optifast Koko Krunch Dancow Resource Milo Cereals Gloria Nestlé Corn Flakes Ideal (Peru) seasonings Nesquik Klim Buitoni Shreddies La Lechera Maggi Shredded Wheat Milkmaid Carpathia Clusters Nespray CHEF Trix Nestlé Thomy Nesvita Water Winiary Nestlé Omega Plus frozen foods Aberfoyle Nido Aqua D’Or Ninho Stouffer’s Aqua Pod Svelty Lean Cuisine Acqua Panna Emswiss Buitoni Al Manhal Milo Hot Pockets Aquapod Lean Pockets Chilled Arrowhead Papa Guiseppi Buxton Nestlé Findus (Switzerland) Contrex Ski La Cocinera (Spain) 1 Tombstone Pizza Pick & Mix Mighty Dog Jack’s Pizza Randoms Mon Petit DiGiorno Pizza Fruit Gums ONE California Pizza Kitchen Frozen Tooty Frooties Pro Plan refrigerated ProduCts Juicy Jellies Purina Snowcaps Tidy Cats Buitoni Smarties Herta Texan Bar kraft brands Nestlé Toffee Crisp a-g Toll House Toll House cookies A1 Steak Sauce ChoColate, ConfeCtionery and Turtles Africana Romania baked goods Walnut Whip Air Crisps Violet Crumble 100 Grand Bar Ali Coffee Yorkie Aero Arrowroot biscuits After Eight XXX mints Back to Nature Allens Bagel-Fuls Wonka ConfeCtionery brands Animal Bar Baker’s (chocolate) Baby Ruth Nestlé made Wonka Bars to promote the 2005 Balance Bar Black Magic film adaptation of Charlie and the Choco- Better Cheddars Blue Riband late Factory by Roald Dahl. Boca Burger Breakaway Bottle Caps Bonox Butterfinger Donutz Breakstone’s Butterfinger BB’s Fizzy Jerks BullsEye Barbecue Sauce Butterfinger Crisp FruiTart Chews Cadbury plc Cailler Fun Dip Café HAG Caramac Gobstoppers California Pizza Kitchen (grocery store items) Carlos V Laffy Taffy Calumet Baking Powder Chunky Lik-M-Aid Cameo (biscuits) Drifter Nerds Capri Sun (juice drink) Frigor Nerds Gumballs Carte Noire Galak/Milkybar Nerds Rope Cheesybite Goobers Oompas Charada (Peru) Heaven Pixy Stix Cheese Nips Hercules Bars (Disney) Rainbow Nerds Cheez Whiz Icebreakers Runts Cheezels (Malaysia) Kit Kat (except in the United States, where it is SweeTarts Chicken in a Biskit a Hershey’s product) SweeTarts Rope Chips Ahoy! (cookies) Lion SweeTarts Shockers Claussen (pickles) Matchmakers Tart ‘n’ Tinys Clight Milky Bar Thrills Club Social (crackers) Mirage Wonka Bars Cool Whip (non-dairy whipped cream) Joff Wonka Xploders CornNuts (snack food) Munchies Coronita (Peru) PetCare Nestlé candy Côte d’Or Nips Alpo Country Time (powdered drink mix) Oh Henry (except United States) Beneful Cracker Barrel Peppermint Crisp Cat Chow Crystal Light Perugina Baci Dog Chow Daim (Sweden) Polo Fancy Feast Dairylea (Europe) Quality Street Felix Delissio (Canada) Raisinets Friskies Easy Cheese Rolo (except the United States where Hershey Go Cat El Caserío (Spain) makes it) Butchers Estrella (Sweden) Rowntrees Bakers Field (Peru) Fruit Pastilles Winalot Fig Newton Jelly Tots Gourmet Freia (Norway) 2 Fudgee-O (Canada) Poiana (Romania) General Foods International Polly-O (cheese) Gevalia (Sweden) Premium (a Nabisco brand of saltine crackers) Grape-Nuts (breakfast cereal) Pretzels Green & Blacks (chocolate) (United Kingdom) P’tit Québec Grey Poupon (mustard) Prince Polo h-m Pure Kraft Salad Dressings Ritz Handi-Snacks Ritz Metro Harvest Crisps Royal baking powder Honey Maid Seven Seas (salad dressings) Hospitals Sanka (decaffeinated coffee) Jack’s Pizza Shake ‘n Bake Jacobs (Europe) Simmenthal (canned meat) Jacob’s (biscuits) Snackabouts Jell-O (gelatin dessert) SnackWells Jet-Puffed Marshmallows South Beach Living Knox (gelatin) Starbucks (grocery store items) Kool-Aid (flavored drink mix) Stove Top stuffing Kraft BBQ Sauce Suchard Kraft Caramels Swiss Crackers Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Sugar Wafers Kraft Dinner (Canada) Taco Bell (grocery store items) Kraft Easymac Tang Kraft Mayo Tassimo (single-serve coffee machines using Kraft Bagelfuls pods branded as T-Discs) Kraft Peanut Butter (Canada) Teddy Grahams Kraft Singles (pasteurized prepared cheese Terry’s (chocolates) product) Terry’s Chocolate Orange Kraft Sandwich Spread Toasted Chips Kraker Bran Toblerone (Kraft Foods Switzerland) Lacta (Brazil) Tombstone (frozen pizza) Lefèvre-Utile Triscuit (snack cracker) Lunchables Thinsations Lyuks (potato chips) (Ukraine) Trakinas Maarud (potato chips) (Norway) Twist Marabou (Sweden) Maxwell House (coffee) Milka (Europe) Miracle Whip (salad dressing spread) Miracoli (Germany) Mostro (Peru) Mikado (United Kingdom) n-z Nabisco Naked Drinks Nilla Nutter Butter Onko (coffee) Oreo (cookie) Orchard Crisps ORO Saiwa Oscar Mayer Grated Parmesan cheese Philadelphia cream cheese Pigrolac Planters 3.
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