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Sparkling™ Juice Drinks Made with 15% real No artificial juice 1/2 amount of fruit juice 70 sweeteners or sugar vs. calories preservatives SRP: per 11.5 oz. Good leading soft serving source of $1.79 drink* Vitamin C 4 fun bubbly flavors for on-the-go! *This product contains 17g sugar per 11.5 FL OZ serving compared to 37g sugar in 11.5 FL OZ serving of the leading soft drink Ocean Spray® Sparkling™ Juice Drinks Made with 15% real No artificial juice 1/2 amount of fruit juice 70 sweeteners or sugar vs. calories preservatives SRP: per 11.5 oz. Good leading soft serving source of $1.79 drink* Vitamin C CASE INFORMATION | 104/6/4/11.5oz Gross Net Volume Length Width Height Spec Pack Weight Weight (CI/CF) (in) (in) (in) (LBS) (LBS) Can (11.5oz) 1 0.811 0.763 31.294 CI 2.260 2.260 6.127 4-Pack 124.659 CI 4 3.350 3.054 4.500 4.500 6.156 (4/11.5oz) Case 6 20.300 18.324 0.489 CF 14.125 9.375 6.375 (6/4/11.5oz) Pallet 104 2,119.86 1,905.68 52.192 CF 47.000 37.625 51.000 (104/6/4/11.5oz) NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION Total Total Case Sugars Protein Vitamin C Sodium Description Cal. Fat Carbs( UPC (g) (g) (mg) (mg) (g) g) 21399 Sparkling™ Cranberry Raspberry 70 0 20 17 0 18 10 21398 Sparkling™ Cranberry Mango 70 0 19 17 0 18 10 22717 Sparkling™ Cranberry 70 0 20 17 0 18 10 21356 Sparkling™ Diet Cranberry 10 0 4 1 0 18 65 Ingredients: Sparkling™ Cranberry Raspberry: Sparkling Water, Grape Juice (water, grape juice concentrate), Cranberry Juice (water, cranberry juice concentrate), Sugar, Raspberry Juice (water, raspberry juice concentrate), Natural Flavor, Fumaric Acid, Ascorbic Acid (v itamin C) Sparkling™ Cranberry Mango: Sparkling Water, Cranberry Juice (water, cranberry juice concentrate), Sugar, Grape Juice (water, grape juice concentrate), Mango Juice (water, mango juice concentrate), Natural Flavor, Ascorbic Acid (v itamin C), Carrot Extract for Color Sparkling™ Cranberry: Sparkling Water, Cranberry Juice (water, cranberry juice concentrate), Grape Juice (water, grape juice concentrate), Sugar, Natural Flavor, Fumaric Acid, Ascorbic Acid (v itamin C), Carrot Extract for Color Sparkling™ Diet Cranberry: Sparkling Water, Cranberry Juice (water, cranberry juice concentrate), Pectin, Natural Flavor, Fumaric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Sucralose, Ascorbic Acid (v itamin C). Acesulfame Potassium *This product cont ains 17g sugar per 11.5 FL OZ serving compared t o 37g sugar in 11.5 FL OZ serving of t he leading soft drink © 2020 Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc..

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