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The Cooler of Choice Program for * Free Cooler Refill Earn up to $200 Rebate in Products* on Bottle and Can Case Purchases made January 1, 2016 - December 31, 2016 To discover more about PepsiCo’s powerful portfolio of beverages, support services and cooler service plans, contact: Kuntesh Chokshi 972-567-5421 [email protected] www.pepsico.com Right Brands Right Size Right Flavors Right Planogram Helps Grow Revenue & Profits Serving the right beverages to your guests requires a complex web of interlocking distribution systems, and ever- shifting logistics. PepsiCo eliminates bottlenecks and ensures that the right choice of products arrive at your hotel as quickly and efficiently as possible. - Aggressive pricing - Free installation of branded pantry Pepsi cooler - Equipment service plan - Dedicated planning, consulting and support services - Powerful portfolio of beverage options including: Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi MAX, Aquafina, Mountain Dew, Sierra Mist, SoBe, Gatorade, Ocean Spray juices, as well as Lipton and Starbucks ready-to-drink iced teas and coffees. * Terms, conditions and restrictions apply. The first 250 AAHOA franchisee properties to enroll in the PepsiCo beverage program will earn free cooler refill – up to $200.00 in PepsiCo products for the property. All Pepsi case purchases / product purchases must be purchased via Pepsi bottler and delivered via (DSD) and all other sources of distribution are not eligible for $200 of PepsiCo products refill. Free refills up to $200 will be issued 180 days after the first invoice and eligible property meeting the monthly ordering criteria of Pepsi. A completed W9 form is required from your property in order to qualify to receive the rebate. Offers do not apply to fountain products, preexisting PepsiCo customers, Marriott and Hyatt properties, properties located in Alaska and Hawaii, and to properties located outside of Pepsi Bottling Company’s territory (PBC). Properties located in non-PBC territories can order product from PepsiCo approved local franchise bottler. All products and services are manufactured and/or provided by PepsiCo and/or its subsidiaries and not AAHOA (Asian American Hotel Owners Association). Please refer to the applicable brand specifications for your franchisee property prior to purchasing products. The equipment featured above is for illustrative purposes only and may not be available in your market. To qualify you must complete Intent to Buy Enrollment Form at the AAHOA PepsiCo booth. .

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PCBC of Marysville & Manhattan UPC List PROD UPC DESCRIPTION SIZE PACK NUMB CODE 12oz 12pk PET 502 Pepsi 12pk 0 12000 00830 6 2-12pks 503 Dt Pepsi 12pk 0 12000 00831 3 2-12pks 510 Mt Dew 12pk 0 12000 00832 0 2-12pks 511 Dt Mt Dew 12pk 0 12000 00833 7 2-12pks 550 Dr Pepper 12pk 0 78000 00602 5 2-12pks 551 Dt Dr Pepper 12 pk 0 78000 00603 2 2-12pks 16.9oz 12pk PET 1302 Pepsi 12pk 0 12000 10200 4 2-12pks 1303 Dt Pepsi 12pk 0 12000 10201 1 2-12pks 1310 Mt Dew 12pk 0 12000 10203 5 2-12pks 1311 Dt Mt Dew 12pk 0 12000 10737 5 2-12pks 20oz Pet 602 Pepsi 20 oz 0 12000 00129 1 24 loose 603 Dt Pepsi 20 oz 0 12000 00130 7 24 loose 607 CF Dt Pepsi 20 oz 0 12000 00121 5 24 loose 690 Cherry Pepsi 20 oz 0 12000 00559 6 24 loose 691 Dt Cherry Pepsi 20 oz 0 12000 00579 4 24 loose 686 Dt Pepsi Vanilla 20 oz 0 12000 81189 0 24 loose 677 Dt Pepsi Max 20 oz 0 12000 01880 0 24 loose 610 Mt Dew 20 oz 0 12000 00131 4 24 loose 611 Dt Mt Dew 20 oz 0 12000 00134 5 24 loose 692 Code Red 20 oz 0 12000 00224 3 24 loose 618 Live Wire 20 oz 0 12000 81131 9 24 loose 613 Sierra Mist 20 oz 0 12000 00354 7 24 loose 612 Sierra Mist Free 20 oz 0 12000 20115 8 24 loose 628 Sierra Mist Orange 20 oz 0 12000 02786 4 24 loose 629 Sierra Mist Free Orange 20 oz 0 12000 02794 9 24 loose 634 Mug Rootbeer 20 oz 0 12000 00910 5 24 loose 636 DEWmocracy Volt Rasp 20 oz 0 12000 02862 5 24 loose 637 DEWmocracy Rev Berry 20 oz 0 12000 02866 3 24 loose 638 DEWmocracy Nova Straw 20 oz 0 12000 02870 0 24 loose 650 Dr Pepper 20 oz 0 78000 08240 1 24 loose 651 Dt Dr Pepper 20 oz 0 78000 08340
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