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ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands 1 7 10 Cal Aquafina Plus Vitamins 7 select 10 YEARS OIL PATCH TOUGH LONGHORN 7 Select Café 100 Plus 7 UP 100PLUS 7 up Lemon 1181 7-Select 1818 Alberni 7-SELECT 7-Up 2 7-Up 2 Guys With Knives 7D Mango Nectar 2% 7SELECT 24 Hour Collision Center 7Select 24 Mantra Mango Juice 7SELECT Natural Spring Water 24K 7UP 27 North 7up 28 Black 7up Lemon Lemon Sparkling Lemonade 3 8 3 The Terraces Three 80 Degrees 33 Acres Of Heart 80 Degrees North 33 Acres of Mineral 33 Acres of Pacific 9 33 Acres of Sunrise 9 MM Energy Drink 365 A 365 Everyday Value A & W 365 Organic Lemonade A (Futura) 365 Organic Limeade A&W 365 Whole Foods Market A&W Apple Juice 4 A&W Orange Juice 49th Parallel Cascara A-Team Mortgages 49th Parallel Cold Brew A2Z Capital 49th Parallel Grocery Abbott Wealth Management 49th Parallel Iced Tea Aberfoyle Springs 49th Parallel Sparkling Green Tea Abhishek Mehta-MarforiGroup, Mr Home Inspector ABK Restoration Services 5 Abstract Creating Iconic Spaces 5 Hour Energy Abstract Developments 5 Hour Energy Acapulcoco 5 Hour Energy Extra Strength Accelerade 5-hour Energy Extra Strength Access Roadside Assistance 5-HOUR EXTRA STRENGTH Accompass 52 North Beverages Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. 52° North Acqua Di Aritzia 59th Street Food Co. Acqua Filette 6 Acqua Italia 6 Hour Power Acqua Panna 601 West Hastings ACTIVATE BALANCE - Fruit Punch ACTIVATE BEAUTY - Exotic Berry ACTIVATE CHARGED - Lemon Lime Wednesday, September 01, 2021 The General Identification Guidelines should be read along with this brand registry listing. Page 1 of 57 ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands ACTIVATE DEFY - Blueberry POM Ali Mohebtash - Real Estate Advisor ACTIVATE REBOUND - Passion Fruit Alice Lee ACTIVATE REBOUND - Pineapple Coconut ALIENERGY ActiVwater Alistair Young Mr. Home Inspector ACTS Seminaries Alive Publishing 20/20: Acts Seminary AlJuice Acura Burrard Acura Alkiss Acura of Langley Alkiss Water AcuTruss Industries All 4 Water ACV - Route 18 All 4 Water Adera All Sport Adera Live West Coast Allen's Adrian Cabanos-MarforiGroup, Mr Home Inspector Alliance on Vanguard Advantage Home Team Allure Aeon Stone & Tile Alo Aerocar Service Alo - Zeal AeroMexico ALO ALOE VERA Ageless Living ALO Appeal Ageless Radiance Alo Coco AGRO LABS COCONUT WATER ALO Comfort AGV ALO Crisp AGV Alo Enliven AGV Barley Drink ALO ESCAPE AGV Bitter Melon Activate Tea ALO Exposed Pulp Free AGV Coconut Drink Alo Light Bright AGV Honey Oatmeal Drink ALO Refresh Light AGV Lemon Lite Tea Alo Spring AGV Multigrain Activate Tea Aloe AGV Multigrain Energy Drink Aloe Plus AGV Multigrain Power Drink AloePlus AGV Oatmeal Drink Aloha AGV Premium Adley Drink ALOHA MAID AGV Red Bean Oatmeal Drink Aloha Maid AGV Red Gold Bank Tomato Drink Aloha Maid Natural AGV William Tea House Alouette AHA Alphonso AHA Alpine Ahn T. Son Mr Home Inspector Alpine Aiken Alps AIM Red Rush Altitude AimForce Alvin Cheung Airport Coffee Shop AM Ford Alabaster Homes Amacon Alan Yeh REALTOR Amber Financial Alba Ambrosia Alfresh Americana Algoma Orchards AMG Algoma Orchards Amin Savji Notary Public Ali Baba Pizza Amino Blast Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 2 of 57 ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands Amir Ardalan Aquafina Flavour Splash Amir Miri Real Estate Corporation Aquafina Flavour Splash Amira Aquafina Plus AMJ Auto Group AQUAFINA PLUS 10 CAL AMP Elevate Aquafina plus+ Amp Energy Aquafina sparkling AMP ENERGY JUICE Aquafina Sparkling Carbonated Water Beverage AMP ENERGY LIGHTNING Aquagen (Deep Ocean Sparkling Water) Amp Energy OverDrive Aquanique AMP ENERGY SUGAR FREE AQUARIUS ZERO SPORTS DRINK AMP Shot Aquattro Amrita Together Forever Amar AquaVit ANAAR Aquavitae Anchor Aquavitae Natural Spring Water Anderson Air Aquavitae Sparkling Spring Water Andreas Nystrom Aquel Andreas Wilms Mr Home Inspector Aquel Angel Baby Club AR Angell Hasman & Associates Realty Ltd. Aragon Anglo Canadian Motors Arash Bahmani Personal Real Estate Corp Anh T. Son REALTOR Arashan Aniskowask Arbutus Origin Anna's Country Kitchen Arc Capital Anser Power Archibald Real Estate Group Antarctica Arctic Chiller Anthem Arctic Chiller Antrim Investments ARCTIC OCEAN Aomoto Hills Argo Tea Apex Aristocrat Apex custom Homes Arizona Apolla Construction LTD. Arizona APOSTEL WEISSBIER Arizona AP 1/2 Tea & 1/2 Lemonade APPLE & EVE Arizona Arnold Palmer Apple Sidra Arizona Diet Blueberry Apple Sidra Drink Arizona Diet Green Tea Applebarn Cider AriZona Energy Shot Applewood Autogroup Arizona Fruit Punch Applewood Kia Arizona Green Tea Applied Electronics Limited Arizona Green Tea Ginseng April 20 2019 - Jessica Smith Wedding Arizona Green Tea with Ginseng Aqua Arizona Iced Tea Aqua Clair Bottled Water Company Arizona Lemon Tea Aqua Hydrate Arizona Mucho Mango Aqua Hydrate Arizona Pomegranate Tea aqua pop Arizona Raspberry Tea Aqua Source Arizona Red Apple Tea Aqua Uno Carbonated Spring Water Arrowhead Aqua Uno Natural Spring Water Artesian Ice Aquafina Arthur's Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 3 of 57 ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands Arthur's Fresh Audi Arthur's Smoothies Audi Capilano Arthur's Very Berry Smoothie Audi quattro Cup Arthurs August Construction Arthurs Smoothies August Luxury Motor Cars Artic Ocean Aurice Technology Co Artist Dental Aurora Arto Life Auto Image Station Arto Life Wtr Auto Market Okanagan Asahi AutoHaus ASAHI AutoSound Certified ASAHI 0% Beer Ava's Bat Mitzvah Asahi - Golden Delicious Avalanche Trucking LTD. ASAHI APPLE DRINK Avant Exchange Asahi Clear Latte Water Drink Avantera Development LTD Asahi Clear Matcha & Milk Drink AVG ASAHI ENERGY DRINK Avier Group ASAHI GRAPE DRINK AWC ASAHI GREEN TEA Awse Electrical Asahi Jyurokucha Aylmer ASAHI MITSUYA CIDER Ayreborn Audio Video Inc. ASAHI ORANGE DRINK Azozza Asahi Peach Drink B ASAHI PURE TEA & GREEN TEA B-Fit ASAHI PURE TEA & OOLONG TEA BA Robinson ASAHI WONDA BLACK KINNOMUTO Baba Roots ASAHI WONDA COFFEE W/LIGHT SUGAR BABE'S HONEY FARM Asai babes honey farm ASEA Baby's Choice Ashley Furniture babyblue Ashley Home Store Grand Reopening Back 40 Mechanical Ashley Homestore Badoit Ashley Homestore Warehouse Close-Out Sale Badoit Rouge ASPAC Developments Bai Assam Balanced Health Pharmacy Assam Black Tea Balancy Assam Milk Tea Ballet Lounge Assam Tea Balzac's Cold Brew Aston Martin Bamboo Mountain Astra Banf ASV Assembly.Strathcona.Vancouver Banf Birds At the Heart & Soul of it all Banf Sakura At The Totem BANF X infunt ATC Traffic Control BANF X Re/Max Athletic Brewing Company BANF x Vanacts.com Atoma BANG ENERGY AU MILAN Bannister Cadillac Buick GMC Aucoin Capital Corp. Bannister GM Aucoin Capital Corp. X BANF Wednesday, September 01, 2021 The General Identification Guidelines should be read along with this brand registry listing. Page 4 of 57 ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands BANU Beatrice Banyan Dental Beatrice - County Juices Banzai Beatrice Knock-Out Bao Smoothies Acerola & Guava Beauti Bao Smoothies Mangosteen & Passionfruit Beautiful British Columbia Bao Smoothies Pineapple & Coconut Beauty Blvd Barbara Patrick Beauty Tattooist Barbican Beaver Buzz Barnes Harley-Davidson Beaver Buzz (Old UPC) Barq's Beaver Buzz Canadian Punch Barq's Beaver Soda Barr Irn Bru Bec Soda Barre Room BECKS NON-ALCOHOLIC Barrels & Drums Bedford's Barrs Cherry Aid Beedie Barrs Dandelion & Burdock Beedie Luminaries Barrs Irn Bru Beeloved Barrs Lime Aid Beep Barrs Tizer Beer: Brew Enjoy Empty Repeat Barton Insurance Brokers BEETA Bass Pro Shops Begley's and Bill's Bavaria 0.0% NA Malt Drink Begley's and Bill's Soda Bavaria 0.0% Premium Bel-Air Bavaria Original 0.0% Belfor Restoration Bawls Belford Properties Bawls Guarana Bell Bayfield Mortgage Belmont Elementary School Bayrich Development Ltd Belmont Hotel Bayview Auto Towing Belvedere Surrey City Centre BC Building Products Belvoir BC BUILDING SUPPLIES Belvoir Fruit Farms bc food processors association Ben Shaw Dandelion & Burdock BC Tree Fruit Ben Shaw's BD AOMORI APPLE JUICE Ben Shaws Be Bene Group Be Better Benefruits Be Better Lemon Flavoured Sparkling Water BENNETT'S Be Better Sparkling Orange Tangerine Juice Bentley Be Better Sparkling Pomegranate Blueberry Juice berg Be Better Sparkling Water Berrymobile Be Fresh Berwick Parksville Retirement Community BE FRESH BEST VALUE KIDS Be Fresh Kombucha Best Western Coquitlam Inn Be Well Best Western Northgate Bean Around the World Best Western Northgate Inn Bear 'n Beaver Best Western Plus Chateau Granville Bear Mountain Golf & Country Club Best Western Rainbow Country Inn Bear n Beaver Beta 5 Beatrice Better Bodies Wednesday, September 01, 2021 Page 5 of 57 ENCORP PACIFIC (CANADA) Registered Brands Beyond BLUE MENU PRESIDENT'S CHOICE BFJ Design Blue Monkey Bibo Blue Moose Bibo Pizza Blue Moose Coffee House bici italian e-bikes Blue Mountain Big Gulp Blue Mountain Autopro Big Gulp Soda Blue Parrot Bigga Blue Parrot Coffee bijan LAW Blue Sky BIKE Blue Sky Properties Bikram Yoga BlueArck Private Equity Bikram Yoga - Langley Bluebird Bikram's Yoga Richmond Blueprint Bikram's Yoga White Rock Blush Bridal Bio X 3 Carb Protein Shake BMG BMGROUP Bio X Xtreme Amino Blast BMM Green Tea Garden Bio X Xtreme Carbo Blast BMW Bio X Xtreme Tea Blast BMW Brian Jessel Bio-K+ Probiotic BMW Langley Bioitalia Boal Chapel & Memorial Gardens BioSteel Boal chapel Dignity Memorial BioSteel Sports Boardwalk Biota Fermentation Bob Brinkley's Richmond Biota Fermentation Classic Kombucha Boba Boy Biotta Bobcat BioX Protein Shot Recovery Bodhi Meditation Birdcage Tonic Body By Brandt BIRDY BLACK COFFEE BODY ENERGY CLUB BIRELEY'S - ASAHI PEACH DRINK Bodycraft Collision Bitcoin Bodylogix Protein H2O Black River Boffo Construction Black River - organic sweet apple cider Boffo Developments Black River - pure cranberry juice Bold Promotions Black River - sweet apple cider Bold Properties Black River Juices Bolle Stille Black River Spritzer Bolt24 Black Tiger Coffee Co. Bolthouse Bom Dia Blackcomb Helicopters Bolthouse Farms Blackwood Properties Bolthouse Farms Organic Carrot Juice Blake's Cassels and Graydon LLP Bom Dia Blakes Cassels & Graydon LLP BOMY Bling Bling Bomy Green Apple Drink Bliss Tea Kombucha Bomy Honey Lemon Drink Bliss Tea Kombucha Bomy Juice Drink blk Bomy Orange Drink blk.
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