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POSTMIX NATIONAL ACCOUNT PRICES – EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2017 Price per postmix gallon, except where otherwise noted CRAFT CARBONATED CARBONATED FOUNTAIN BEVERAGES FOUNTAIN BEVERAGES See your PepsiCo sales representative for program and pricing details 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB Pepsi / Diet Pepsi $14.53 $15.03 Mist Twist $14.53 $15.03 Caffeine Free Pepsi $14.53 $15.03 Mug Root Beer $14.53 $15.03 Wild Cherry Pepsi $14.53 $15.03 Trop Twister $14.53 $15.03 Pepsi MAX $14.53 $15.03 Manzanita Sol $14.53 $15.03 Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi $14.53 $15.03 Sandia Sol $15.03 Mountain Dew / Diet Dew $14.53 $15.03 Mirinda Strawberry $14.53 $15.03 Mountain Dew Code Red $14.53 $15.03 Patio Flavors $14.53 $15.03 Dew KS Black Cherry $15.03 ICED TEA A bold, chuggable, and refreshing The great taste of fresh brewed flavor forward iced tea experience iced tea in a ready-to-use format 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB Brisk Raspberry $14.53 $15.03 Lipton Liquid Concentrate Brewed Tea Brisk Sweetened $14.53 $15.03 Unsweetened $16.20 Brisk Sweetened with Lemon $14.53 $15.03 No Calorie Green with Peach $14.53 $15.03 Sweetened $17.88 Brisk Half & Half $14.53 $15.03 Green Tea with Citrus $17.88 Brisk Unsweetened $13.54 $14.03 Peach $17.88 JUICE, JUICE DRINKS & ENERGY 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB 1 Gal. 3PK 3 Gal. BIB Lemonade $14.53 $15.03 Old Fashioned Lemonade $18.59 Pink Lemonade $14.53 $15.03 Juice Drinks $30.29 $27.95 Fruit Punch $14.53 $15.03 1.5 Gal. BIB Amp Decibel $57.94 Gatorade Flavors $15.24 PREMIUM STILL DRINKS 3 Gal. BIB 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB Lifewater Yumberry Pomegranate $15.27 Light Lemonade $14.70 $15.27 Citrus Energy $15.81 Lean $15.81 FROZEN Smoothies & Flavor Enhancements Frozen Carbonated Beverages 1 Gal. BIB 5 Gal. BIB 3 Gal. BIB Flavor Shots Flavor Enhancer $20.76 $16.48 $16.93 Frozen Uncarbonated Beverage Razzberry Blues Mangorama Mango Strawberry Melonade Orange Frost Bonechiller Cherry Serious Strawberry Contact Sales Associate for more details Brisk Cherry Limeade The above pricing does not include incremental government- mandated beverage taxes and fees applicable in certain geographies. Please Contact your PepsiCo Sales Representative about other limited edition flavors. Contact the National Accounts Volume and Pricing Resolution Team at 1-800-431-1707, for rates not published on this list..

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