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EAN Descrição 7894900061512 SPRITE PET 2L 06UN PROMOÇÃO "MARÉ DE SORTE" 01/08 a 30/11/19 EAN Descrição 7894900061512 SPRITE PET 2L 06UN 7894900031515 FANTA LARANJA PET 2L 7894900093056 FANTA GUARANA PET 2L 6U FL 7894900701753 COCA COLA ZERO PET1,5L 06UN FL 7894900701715 COCA COLA ZERO PET 1L 06UN 7894900011753 COCA COLA PET-1,5L 06UN FL 7894900701609 COCA COLA ZERO PET 600ML 6PACK FL 7894900701517 COCA COLA ZERO PET 2L 06UN 78933873 COCA COLA ZERO PET 200ML FUNDO LISO 12UN 7894900700015 COCA COLA ZERO LT SIX FI LEVE MAIS PAGUE MENOS 7894900700015 COCA COLA ZERO LT 6 FL 7894900701159 COCA COLA ZERO LT 310ML 6U FI MAINLINE 7894900700398 COCA COLA ZERO LT 220ML 12U FI LMPM 7894900700398 COCA COLA SEM AÇÚCAR LT 220ML 6U FI MAINLINE 78912892 COCA COLA SA 250ML VIDRO OW (2X6) CARTONADO 78908901 COCA COLA PET12 200ML 7894900011166 COCA COLA LT 310 ML 6U FI LMPM 7894900011166 COCA COLA 310ML LA 815154021104 BURN PET 1L 4U FL CP NEW 815154021203 BURN LT 260ML 6U FI MAINLINE CP NEW 815154021531 BEBIDA ENERGÉTICA BURN PASSION POUCH 260ML LA 78934115 SOL PREMIUM 330ML 6UNID 70847022206 MONSTER ULTRA LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847028505 MONSTER LO CARB LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022022 MONSTER JM KHAOS LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022015 MONSTER ENERGY LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022305 MONSTER ABSOLUTELY ZERO LATA 473ML 70847033301 MONSTER MANGO LOCO LATA 473ML 7894900300390 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA LT 220ML FI MAINLINE 7894900303407 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA 250ML VIDRO OW(2X6) CARTONADO 7894900180503 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS ORIGINAL LT 350ML 6U FI 7894900360011 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA SA LT 350ML FI MAINLINE 7894900300017 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA LT6 7894900320015 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS LT6 7894900180541 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS ORIGINAL PET 1,5L 6U FL 7894900321753 REFRIGERANTE SCHWEPPES CITRUS 1,5L PET 7894900301755 REFRIGERANTE SCHWEPPES ÁGUA TÔNICA 1,5L 7896045505845 SOL LT 310ML 12U 7891150001954 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO ORIGINAL ZERO 1L 7891150001961 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO ORIGINAL TRADICIONAL 1L 7891150001978 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO BANANA 1L 7891150001947 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO FRAPE DE COCO 1L 7891150001923 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO MORANGO SHAKE 1L 7894000001159 ADES UVA TP 1L 12U CP 7894000047515 ADES PESSEGO TP 1L 12U CP 7891150039209 ADES MORANGO TP 1L 12U CP 7894000182018 ADES MAÇÃ TP 1L 12U CP 7894000181011 ADES LARANJA TP 1L 12U CP 7894000047522 ADES ABACAXI TP 1L 12U CP 7891150041332 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO 1L CHOCOLATE 7894900083002 BEBIDA ADES SOJA AMENDOAS 1L 7894900083507 BEBIDA ADES SOJA BAUNILHA 1L 7894900084504 BEBIDA ADES SOJA COCO 1L 7894900611076 DEL VALLE 100% UVA VIDRO 1,5L 6U CP 7894900612073 DEL VALLE 100% MAÇÃ VIDRO 1,5L 6U CP 7894900661057 SUCO DEL VALLE GOIABA/LARANJA 900ML PET 7894900661040 SUCO DEL VALLE ABACAXI 900ML PET 7894900661064 SUCO DEL VALLE LARANJA 900ML PET 7894900661071 SUCO DEL VALLE MANGA/MARACUJA 900ML PET 7894900661088 SUCO DEL VALLE PESSEGO 900ML PET 7894900661095 SUCO DEL VALLE UVA 900ML PET 7894900593709 KAPO UVA 200 12 CP 7894900583700 KAPO MORANGO 200 12 CP 7894900573701 KAPO MARACUJA 200 12 CP 7894900563702 KAPO LARANJA 200 12 CP 7894900603705 KAPO ABACAXI 200 12 CP 78939745 SPRITE ORIGINAL PET 200ML 12U FL CP 78937765 REFRIGERANTE FANTA GUARANA PET 200ML 12U FL 78936478 REFRIGERANTE FANTA LARANJA 200ML PET 7898341430128 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI MANGA 200ML 7898341430142 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI PESSEGO 200ML 7898341430203 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI UVA 200ML 7891150041349 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO 200ML CHOCOLATE 7898205924503 BEBIDA LACTEA MINILAC 200ML CHOCOLATE 78934115 SOL PREMIUM 330ML 6UNID 7896045505845 SOL LT 310ML 12U 7894900530025 CRYSTAL 1L SG 6 FL TP SPT CAP CP 7894900530056 CRYSTAL 05L C.2 CP 7891098040596 MATTE LEÃO LIMÃO ZERO 1,5L - CP 7891098040589 MATTE LEÃO LIMÃO 1,5L - CP 7891098040602 MATTE LEÃO PÊSSEGO 1,5L - CP 7891098040572 MATTE LEÃO NATURAL ZERO 1,5L - CP 7891098040565 MATTE LEÃO NATURAL 1,5L - CP 7891098041142 ICE TEA PESSEGO ZERO PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098040909 ICE TEA PESSEGO MIDSUGAR PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098041081 ICE TEA LIMÃO ZERO PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098040855 ICE TEA LIMÃO MIDSUGAR PET 1,5L (6) CP PRODUTOS ACELERADORES DE AGOSTO 815154021104 BURN PET 1L 4U FL CP NEW 815154021203 BURN LT 260ML 6U FI MAINLINE CP NEW 815154021531 BEBIDA ENERGÉTICA BURN PASSION POUCH 260ML LA 78934115 SOL PREMIUM 330ML 6UNID 70847022206 MONSTER ULTRA LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847028505 MONSTER LO CARB LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022022 MONSTER JM KHAOS LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022015 MONSTER ENERGY LT 473ML 6PACK FL CP 70847022305 MONSTER ABSOLUTELY ZERO LATA 473ML 70847033301 MONSTER MANGO LOCO LATA 473ML 7894900300390 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA LT 220ML FI MAINLINE 7894900303407 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA 250ML VIDRO OW(2X6) CARTONADO 7894900180503 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS ORIGINAL LT 350ML 6U FI 7894900360011 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA SA LT 350ML FI MAINLINE 7894900300017 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA LT6 7894900320015 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS LT6 7894900180541 SCHWEPPES TÔNICA CITRUS ORIGINAL PET 1,5L 6U FL 7894900321753 REFRIGERANTE SCHWEPPES CITRUS 1,5L PET 7894900301755 REFRIGERANTE SCHWEPPES ÁGUA TÔNICA 1,5L 7896045505845 SOL LT 310ML 12U PRODUTOS ACELERADORES DE SETEMBRO 7891150001954 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO ORIGINAL ZERO 1L 7891150001961 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO ORIGINAL TRADICIONAL 1L 7891150001978 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO BANANA 1L 7891150001947 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO FRAPE DE COCO 1L 7891150001923 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO MORANGO SHAKE 1L 7894000001159 ADES UVA TP 1L 12U CP 7894000047515 ADES PESSEGO TP 1L 12U CP 7891150039209 ADES MORANGO TP 1L 12U CP 7894000182018 ADES MAÇÃ TP 1L 12U CP 7894000181011 ADES LARANJA TP 1L 12U CP 7894000047522 ADES ABACAXI TP 1L 12U CP 7891150041332 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO 1L CHOCOLATE 7894900083002 BEBIDA ADES SOJA AMENDOAS 1L 7894900083507 BEBIDA ADES SOJA BAUNILHA 1L 7894900084504 BEBIDA ADES SOJA COCO 1L 7894900611076 DEL VALLE 100% UVA VIDRO 1,5L 6U CP 7894900612073 DEL VALLE 100% MAÇÃ VIDRO 1,5L 6U CP 7894900661057 SUCO DEL VALLE GOIABA/LARANJA 900ML PET 7894900661040 SUCO DEL VALLE ABACAXI 900ML PET 7894900661064 SUCO DEL VALLE LARANJA 900ML PET 7894900661071 SUCO DEL VALLE MANGA/MARACUJA 900ML PET 7894900661088 SUCO DEL VALLE PESSEGO 900ML PET 7894900661095 SUCO DEL VALLE UVA 900ML PET PRODUTOS ACELERADORES DE OUTUBRO 7894900593709 KAPO UVA 200 12 CP 7894900583700 KAPO MORANGO 200 12 CP 7894900573701 KAPO MARACUJA 200 12 CP 7894900563702 KAPO LARANJA 200 12 CP 7894900603705 KAPO ABACAXI 200 12 CP 78939745 SPRITE ORIGINAL PET 200ML 12U FL CP 78937765 REFRIGERANTE FANTA GUARANA PET 200ML 12U FL 78936478 REFRIGERANTE FANTA LARANJA 200ML PET 7898341430128 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI MANGA 200ML 7898341430142 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI PESSEGO 200ML 7898341430203 REFRESCO DEL VALLE NUTRI UVA 200ML 7891150041349 BEBIDA ADES SOJA CALCIO 200ML CHOCOLATE 7898205924503 BEBIDA LACTEA MINILAC 200ML CHOCOLATE PRODUTOS ACELERADORES DE NOVEMBRO 78934115 SOL PREMIUM 330ML 6UNID 7896045505845 SOL LT 310ML 12U 7894900530025 CRYSTAL 1L SG 6 FL TP SPT CAP CP 7894900530056 CRYSTAL 05L C.2 CP 7891098040596 MATTE LEÃO LIMÃO ZERO 1,5L - CP 7891098040589 MATTE LEÃO LIMÃO 1,5L - CP 7891098040602 MATTE LEÃO PÊSSEGO 1,5L - CP 7891098040572 MATTE LEÃO NATURAL ZERO 1,5L - CP 7891098040565 MATTE LEÃO NATURAL 1,5L - CP 7891098041142 ICE TEA PESSEGO ZERO PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098040909 ICE TEA PESSEGO MIDSUGAR PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098041081 ICE TEA LIMÃO ZERO PET 1,5L (6) CP 7891098040855 ICE TEA LIMÃO MIDSUGAR PET 1,5L (6) CP.
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