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02-06-11 Companies Profiled in Directories COMPANY NAME Country Name Åbro Bryggeri AB Sweden Ace Canning Corp Sdn Bhd Malaysia Acqua Minerale San Benedetto SpA Italy Ades Alfindo Putrasetia PT Indonesia Agros Holding SA Poland Aguas de Lanjarón SA Spain Aguas Minerales SA Argentina Albani Bryggerierne A/S Denmark Alken Maes NV SA, Brouweijen Belgium Allied Domecq A/S Denmark Allied Domecq Argentina SA Argentina Allied Domecq Hungary Kft Hungary Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine Sweden AB Sweden Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine UK Ltd United Kingdom Allied Domecq Spirits USA USA Amalgamated Beverage Industries (Pty) Ltd South Africa Amstel Sörgyar Rt Hungary Anheuser-Busch Cos Inc USA Anhui Hao Xian Gu Jing Gong Co Ltd China Appletiser South Africa (Pty) Ltd South Africa Aqua Golden Mississippi PT Indonesia Arla Foods Amba Denmark Arvid Nordquist AB Sweden Asahi Breweries Ltd Japan Asahi Soft Drinks Ltd Japan Asda Group Ltd United Kingdom Asia Brewery Inc Philippines Associated Liquor Distributors (M) Sdn Bhd Malaysia Bacardi Canada Inc Canada Bacardi GmbH Germany Bacardi Martini Belgium SA Belgium Bacardi USA USA Bacardi y Cía SA de CV Mexico Bacardi-Martini Chile SA Chile Bacardi-Martini Danmark A/S Denmark Bacardi-Martini España SA Spain Bacardi-Martini Nederland NV Netherlands Bacardi-Martini SA France Bali Hai Brewery Indonesia PT Indonesia Baltika A/S Russia Bartex SA Poland Bass Brewers Ltd United Kingdom Bavaria NV Netherlands Beer Thai (1991) Co Ltd Thailand Beijing Yanjing Beer Group China Berentzen-Gruppe AG Germany Berri Ltd Australia Binding-Brauerei AG Germany Birra Forst SpA Italy Birra Peroni Ind SpA Italy Bitburger Brauerei Th Simon GmbH Germany Blaue Quellen Mineral- & Heilbrunnen AG Germany Bohae Brewery Co Ltd South Korea Bols Premium Kft Hungary Bols Royal Distilleries NV Netherlands Boomsma BV Netherlands Boon Rawd Brewery Co Ltd Thailand Borsodi Sorgyar Rt Hungary Branca Distillerie SpA, Flli Italy Brasseries Heineken SA France Brasseries Kronenbourg SA France Brasseries Stella Artois SA France Brau & Brunnen AG Germany Brau Union Hungaria Sörgyárak Rt Hungary Brauerei C & A Veltins GmbH & Co KG Germany Bravo International Russia Britvic Soft Drinks Ltd United Kingdom Brok SA Poland Bromor Foods (Pty) Ltd South Africa Brown-Forman Corp USA Bruggeman NV Belgium Bryggerigruppen A/S (The Danish Brewery Group A/S) Denmark Buliv Ferencváros Hungary Buszesz Rt Hungary Cadbury Bebidas SA de CV Mexico Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc Canada Cadbury Schweppes Australia Ltd Australia Cadiso Food A/S Denmark Campari Milano SpA, Davide Italy Campbell Soup Co USA Campbell Soup Co Ltd Canada Canandaigua Brands Inc USA Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia Bhd Malaysia Carlsberg Bryggerierne A/S Denmark Carlsberg Italia Spa Italy Carlsberg-Tetley Brewing Ltd United Kingdom Carlton & United Breweries Ltd Australia Casa Cuervo SA de CV Mexico Cervecería Argentina SA Isenbeck Argentina Cervecería Chile SA Chile Cerveceria y Malteria Quilmes SA Argentina Cervejarias Kaiser Brasil Ltda Brazil Chaudfontaine Monopole SA Belgium Cheil Jedang Group South Korea Chernogolovka Plant Russia China Guizhou Maotai Distillery Co Ltd China Chongqing Brewery Group China Cia Antarctica Paulista Indústria Brasileira de Bebidas e Conexos Brazil Cia Cervejaria Brahma SA Argentina Cia Cervejaria Brahma SA Brazil Cía de Cervecerías Unidas SA (CCU) Chile Cía Servicios de Bebidas Refrescantes SL Spain Cinba SA Argentina Coca-Cola & Schweppes Beverages Ltd United Kingdom Coca-Cola (Japan) Co Ltd Japan Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd Australia Coca-Cola Argentina SA Argentina Coca-Cola Bevande Italia Srl Italy Coca-Cola Beverages CR sro Czech Republic Coca-Cola Beverages Polska Sp zoo Poland Coca-Cola Beverages Slovakia sro Slovakia Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc (CCBPI) Philippines Coca-Cola China Ltd China Coca-Cola Co, The USA Coca-Cola de Chile SA Chile Coca-Cola Drycker Sverige AB Sweden Coca-Cola Enterprises Nederland BV Netherlands Coca-Cola FEMSA SA de CV Mexico Coca-Cola GmbH Germany Coca-Cola Ltd Canada Coca-Cola Soft Drinks NV SA Belgium CoGeDí International SpA Italy Conserve Italia - Consorzio Cooperative Conserve Italia scarl Italy Continental Spirits Co Pty Ltd, The Australia Cooperativa Agrícola Control Pisquero Ltda Chile Cooperativa Agrícola Pisquera de Elqui Ltda Chile Coors Brewing Co USA Corby Distilleries Ltd Canada Corgon sro Slovakia Crystal AO (Kristall) Russia Cusenier SAIC Argentina Dairybelle (Pty) Ltd South Africa Danone Clover (Pty) Ltd South Africa Danone de México SA de CV Mexico Danone, Groupe France De Danske Spritfabrikker A/S Denmark Del Monte Philippines Inc Philippines Dellepiane San Luis SA Argentina Delta Djakarta PT Tbk Indonesia Destilación Motatán CA Venezuela Destilería Limtuaco & Co Inc Philippines Dharma Niaga PT Indonesia Diageo Plc United Kingdom Distillers Corp (SA) Ltd South Africa Distribuidora Errazuriz SA Chile Dole Philippines Inc Philippines Dong-A Otsuka Co Ltd South Korea Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc USA Dreher Breweries Rt Hungary Duvel Moortgat NV Belgium Dydo Drinco Inc Japan Eckes AG Germany Elaboradora Argentina de Cereales SA Argentina Elma Rt Hungary Embotelladoras Chilenas Unidas SA Chile Empresas Polar CA Venezuela Expo Liquor South Africa F&N Coca-Cola (M) Sdn Bhd Malaysia Falcon Bryggerier AB Sweden Ferrero SpA Italy Font Vella SA Spain Fontea sro Czech Republic Foster's Brewing Group Ltd Australia Fovárosi Ásványvíz és Üdítoipari Rt Hungary Fragopolis Presov Slovakia Francisco Dorta A Sucrs CA Venezuela Fruiko Slovakia sro Slovakia Fruko-Schulz spol sro Czech Republic Fujiya Co Ltd Japan Gerolsteiner Brunnen GmbH & Co Germany GlaxoSmithKline Plc United Kingdom Glen Catrine Bonded Warehouse Ltd United Kingdom Glico Dairy Products Co Ltd Japan Godo Shusei Co Ltd Japan Golden Circle Ltd Australia González Byass SA Spain Gräflich von Hardenberg'sche Kornbrennerei GmbH & Co KG Germany Green Spot (Thailand) Co Ltd Thailand Grolsch, Koninklijke NV Netherlands Grupo Continental SA Mexico Guangdong Jianlibao Group China Guangdong Robust Corp China Guangzhou Zhujiang Brewery Group Co China Guinness Anchor Bhd Malaysia Gunung Mas Santosoraya PT Indonesia Györi Likörgyár Rt Hungary Haacht NV SA, Brouwerij Belgium Haitai Beverage Co Ltd South Korea Hanacka Kyselka sro Czech Republic Hangzhou Wahaha Group China Harboe Bryggerierne A/S Denmark HBSW as Czech Republic Heineken Italia SpA Italy Heineken Japan KK Japan Heineken NV Netherlands Heineken USA Inc USA Heinz ABC Indonesia PT Indonesia Hellena SA Poland Henkell & Söhnlein Sektkellereien Kg Germany Hero Nederland BV Netherlands Herradura SA de CV Mexico Hidden Spring & Perrier Inc Philippines Hite Brewery Co Ltd South Korea Holsten-Brauerei AG Germany Hooghoudt Distillery BV Netherlands Hortex Holding SA Poland House Foods Corp Japan Illva Saronno SpA Italy Industria Lactea Venezolana CA (Indulac) Venezuela Industrias Monterrey SA Venezuela Indústrias Müller de Bebidas Ltda Brazil Indústrias Reunidas de Bebidas Tatuzinho / 3 Fazendas Ltda Brazil Interbrew NV SA Belgium International Distillers Philippines Inc Philippines Italaquae SpA Italy Ito En Ltd Japan J Sainsbury Plc United Kingdom Jacobi Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine GmbH & Co KG Germany Jenever Distillery de Dubbele Adelaar Netherlands Jiangsu Kunshan President Industry Co Ltd China Jihoceske Pivovary as Czech Republic Jim Beam Brands Worldwide Inc USA Jinro Co Ltd South Korea JJB (Greater Europe) Ltd (Whyte & Mackay) United Kingdom Jo-Bolaget Sweden John Martin SA Belgium Jugos del Valle SA de CV Mexico Just A/S, Hans Denmark Karlovarske Mineralni Vody as Czech Republic Karovarska Becherovka (Jan Becher) as Czech Republic Kékkuti Ásványvíz Rt Hungary Kirin Beverage Corp Japan Kirin Brewery Co Ltd Japan Klin Brewery Russia Kompania Piwowarska SA Poland Kraft Foods Inc USA Kraft Sverige AB Sweden Královský Pivovar Krusovice as Czech Republic Krombacher Brauerei Bernhard Schadeberg GmbH & Co Germany Krönleins Bryggeri AB Sweden Kumbokju Co Ltd South Korea Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co Ltd Japan La Casera SA Spain La Martiniquaise SVS France Labatt Brewing Co Ltd Canada Larios SA (Grupo) Spain Leche Pascual SA Spain Licorerías Unidas - Seagram de Venezuela SA Venezuela Licores Mitjans SA Chile Lotte Chilsung Beverage Co Ltd South Korea M Water Co Ltd Thailand Maeil Dairy Industry Co Ltd South Korea Mahou SA Spain Malaysia Milk Sdn Bhd Malaysia Malee Sampran PCL Thailand Malokarpatsky Vinarsky Podnik as Slovakia Marie Brizard et Roger International SA France Martini & Rossi SpA Italy Maspex Sp zoo Poland Matthew Gloag & Son Ltd United Kingdom Mavesa SA Venezuela Maxxium Australia Pty Ltd Australia Maxxium Danmark A/S Denmark McCain Foods Ltd Canada Mercian Corp Japan Miller Brewing Co USA Mineralne Vody as Presov Slovakia Minute Maid Co of Canada Canada Minute Maid Co, The USA Miskolci Likörgyár Rt Hungary Molinos Río de la Plata SA Argentina Molson Inc Canada Monysaga Prima PT Indonesia Moosehead Breweries Ltd Canada Moroz OOO Russia Muhak Co Ltd South Korea Multi Bintang Indonesia PT Tbk Indonesia Multico Sp zoo Poland Nabisco Ltd Canada Naleczowianka sp zoo Poland Namyang Dairy Products Co Ltd South Korea National Brands Ltd South Africa National Sorghum Breweries Ltd South Africa Neptun ApS Denmark Neptune SA France Nestlé (M) Bhd Malaysia Nestlé (Thailand) Ltd Thailand Nestlé Australia Ltd Australia Nestlé Canada Inc Canada Nestlé Chile SA Chile Nestlé Danmark A/S Denmark Nestlé Japan Ltd Japan Nestlé México SA de CV Mexico Nestlé South Africa (Pty) Ltd South Africa Nestlé USA Inc USA Nong Shim Co Ltd South Korea Ochakovo Moscow Beer & Soft Drinks Enterprise Russia
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