"The over-proof product inadvertently entered the bottling line during a short period of time when they were switching from one bottling tank to another bottling tank."
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PepsiCo guarantees all of the senior notes of its bottling subsidiaries - Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Company (PMBC), which is wholly owned by PepsiCo, and Bottling Group, LLC (wholly owned by PMBC).
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The company is in the midst of selling its bottling businesses to independent companies that will handle the bottling of Coca-Cola sodas and other drinks.
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The following rating has been withdrawn since all of the debt at the bottling subsidiary has been repaid: Bottling Group, LLC (Operating Company) --Long-term IDR 'A'.
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Mr. Gooding, who died in 2014, was the scion of a distribution and bottling empire; his grandfather started the Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Denver in 1936.
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After investigating, the company said it believed that the overproof bottles had inadvertently entered the bottling line during a short window of time when bottling tanks were being switched out.
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The company said in April it would refranchise only two-thirds of its bottling operations in North America by 2017, with all bottling operations in the region refranchised by 2020.
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Get a bunch of Japanese Coca-Cola-bottling-plant employees up early in the morning to do group calisthenics—McNeill shows us a photo—and they'll feel better about bottling Coke.
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It would require Nestle to conduct certain research to determine whether its water extraction and bottling affects creeks and wildlife habitats, and how the hydrology would change without the bottling operation.
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NEUTRAUBLING, Germany (Reuters) - German bottling machine maker Krones (KRNG.
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Only 64 water bottling plants have the license to supply drinking water to Delhi and the region surrounding the capital, whereas several illegally packaged water bottling units are operating in the area.
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Coca-Cola said on Tuesday it would refranchise all its North America bottling operations by the end of 22, three years earlier than expected, and also refranchise its bottling operations in China.
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The Seven-Up Bottling takeover comes six years after its main rival Coca-Cola delisted its local bottling unit in a $136 million buyout deal to expand the business and fend off competition.
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Transfer the beer from the fermenter to the bottling bucket.
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Finally, we reach the bottling factory, which remains under construction.
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The wine then ages in French oak barrels until bottling.
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OSSINING Sugaring Sundays, demonstration on tapping, collecting and bottling. Feb.
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Bottling will not cause them to lose mass any quicker.
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It's better than bottling up your frustration and becoming resentful.
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Construction of the bottling factory had already started, he said.
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It is also used during the bottling and kegging process.
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"They're bottling it and taking it with them on vacation!"
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OSSINING Sugaring Sundays, a demonstration on tapping, collecting and bottling. Feb.
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Bottling up your feelings isn't ever smart, but especially not now.
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Kuvée handles the bottling — wineries just have to provide the wine.
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Coca-Cola opened its first bottling plant in Portugal in 1958.
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These PET pellets are then sold to bottling and packaging companies.
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French Coke manufacturers accidentally made consumers sick with unhygienic bottling practices.
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Mr. Radikon began bottling wines from his family vineyard in 1979.
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Eventually, he closed several restaurants and shut down the bottling plant.
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Rules are: no bottling, no attacking the teeth, no major injuries.
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Chemicals for bottling and canning were diverted to create rocket fuel.
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At last, Demi unburdens everything she has been bottling up inside.
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Their bottling company, Kush Bottles, creates packaging solutions for the marijuana industry.
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But the alternative — bottling it all up inside — isn't helping us either.
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His father, Howard Irvine Tuggle, was a Coca-Cola bottling company executive.
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Still, critics of the company's Southern California bottling operation hailed the report.
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There's healthcare and fast food, a prison, a soft drink bottling plant.
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Should they go through the expense of aging and bottling affected fruit?
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Here in the United States, bottling the truffle has become big business.
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Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are mostly bottling tap water from municipal sources.
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The Wizards defended, bottling up Thomas, the Celtics' high-motor point guard.
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The San Pellegrino bottling factory is outside of town; five minutes later, we saw why the water bottling company was there — the old and boarded up Grand Hotel from the days when San Pellegrino Terme was a fashionable spa.
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Its existing bottling partners include Coca-Cola European Partners and Coca-Cola Hellenic.
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Jamaica's Finest Ginger Beer from the Natrona bottling plant is my favorite hot.
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She was experiencing trauma related emotional distress that resulted from bottling it up.
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This means the Army did all the transportation and helped build bottling plants.
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His bride, Linda, convinced him to start bottling his hot sauces for sale.
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And, come bottling day, the Clusius distillery turns into one big family reunion.
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Eventually, the cellar master will decide that a wine is ready for bottling.
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It also gave us the time to learn the bottling and filtration temperature.
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"It's one of the few spirits that keeps improving after bottling," Bernhard says.
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Both Guinness and Bailey's Irish Cream cross the border for canning, bottling and export.
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They quickly put down roots, opening a soda water bottling and beer distributing business.
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He home-brews cider and is bottling the next batch when I get home.
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MX, its products have been distributed by Femsa's bottling unit Coca-Cola Femsa (KOFL.MX).
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The first bottling of Coca-Cola occurred at the Biedenharn Candy Company in Vicksburg.
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Coca-Cola's largest bottling company, after selling its domestic operations, is heading to Britain.
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We've got good brands, good marketing, good innovation and our bottling system is executing.
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Be especially gentle with yourself and express your emotions rather than bottling them in.
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The ninth and final bottling in the collection is now available to pre-order.
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Americans reap all the benefits while bottling up all the problems that system causes
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The first bottling plant opened soon after the fall of the USSR in 1994.
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A Swedish immigrant named Carl Jeppson began bottling it, and a legend was born.
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"We resolved that bottling incident in a boxing match at Upton Park," he said.
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The company attributed that to headwinds from its efforts to refranchise its bottling operations.
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Diageo, the world's largest spirits maker and home to Johnnie Walker Scotch, Smirnoff vodka and Tanqueray gin, said on Thursday that it reviewed its European bottling plant footprint following the disposal of its wine business and subsequent end of wine bottling contracts.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 28th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 19th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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The team is proud to be able to offer full control from wort to bottling.
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I think we did a good job for the most part of bottling them up.
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"Harrisburg bottling company, a small, local distributor was an answer to our prayers," said Risser.
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During the quarter, it also reached a deal to refranchise its bottling operations in China.
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Kent also led the consolidation of the company's bottling system that helped it reduce costs.
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That's attractive to food and beverage companies like Pepsi Bottling, one of Pepsi's biggest distributors.
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China also has tough regulations on small breweries to start bottling or canning, he added.
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It has been indescribably exhausting, bottling this up inside me for all of these years.
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Both Guinness and Bailey's Irish Cream cross the border repeatedly for canning, bottling and export.
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"So I ended up just bottling it up and that never helps anyone," she said.
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American Green said it will initially focus on bottling cannabis-infused water in the town.
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In 2006, Coca-Cola invested $25 million in its first bottling plant in Kabul, Afghanistan.
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If you've been bottling up grief, expect it to come pouring out of you, Leo.
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Deal talks came out of Coke's broader efforts to separate itself from its bottling operations.
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The quarter included a $919 million charge related to the refranchising of its bottling operations.
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"I think it is coming through the process of bottling the water," Mason told AFP.
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Now, the actress is bottling up her haircare secrets with a brand new product line.
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The bottling deal was given a preliminary approval in December by South Africa's Competition Commission.
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The Phononic refrigerators had better sales, and now Pepsi Bottling is using them throughout the country.
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When Americans decided they wanted fizzy water, National Beverage and its 12 bottling plants were ready.
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Blowing off steam can definitely be healthy, and bottling up massive frustration can often be bad.
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But I think it's needed—it's needed to flush out those pains, instead of bottling up.
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The moon meets Pluto and opposes Mercury, asking you to confront the emotions you've been bottling.
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The following six are about building factories for products like edibles and bottling lines for beverages.
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"We manage the assembly line from start to finish, grape seeds to bottling," he said proudly.
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Coca-Cola incurred a charge of $653 million related to refranchising its North America bottling operations.
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State carrier Air China is its second-largest shareholder, behind Swire, the bottling-to-property conglomerate.
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But the labor-intensive bottling business shrunk Coke's margins, so executives moved to divest once again.
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She started making the corrective fluid in her kitchen, tinkering with formulas and bottling it herself.
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He relocated to Turkey for a while, then returned and invested in a water bottling plant.
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Drink at top: the Fresh Pond Road, featuring tequila, Cynar, and Grocers Bottling Company's celery soda.
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Timeline:1965 - Acquires a bottling company, Jarritos del Sur, and incorporates a stock brokerage, Inversora Bursatil.
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The bride's father retired as an executive at the Coca-Cola Bottling Company in San Antonio.
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The million dollar idea came to him: Why has nobody thought of bottling pure olive juice?
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I MEAN, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY WITH ITS BOTTLING PARTNERS WE HAVE FACTORIES IN VIRTUALLY EVERY COUNTRY.
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He's been bottling flowers since 2012, and in 2015 the project culminated in his first Petal Box.
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Amanda Frye, of Redlands, California, was among the activists to first raise concerns about Nestlé's bottling operation.
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Photos from 2015 show pipes used to transport water for bottling in the San Bernardino National Forest.
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I'm thinking about bottling the water that we all drank and sell it all over the world.
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Unfortunately, customers threatened boycotts and Coca-Cola's own bottling partners were reluctant to distribute New Coke products.
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But now I can look at the situation and say, without any bottling up, that I'm sad.
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The company's margins improved by 3.15 percentage points, largely due to divestitures of lower-margin bottling businesses.
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Coke's results were impacted in part by higher costs related to refranchising of North American bottling operations.
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Revenue fell 9 percent to $8.2 billion, hurt by the divestiture of its low-margin bottling operations.
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The defense, in its own half, did an admirable job of bottling up Colombia's effervescent attacking players.
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But he preferred country living and in time landed a job at the Poland Spring bottling plant.
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But this dangerous man is incapable of bottling up his dark self for a full 90 minutes.
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I'm making craft cocktails and bottling them and driving around making deliveries, just to make money now.
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In addition, the FDA has its own standards for bottled water and can physically inspect bottling facilities.
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We should also stop giving groundwater essentially for free to bottling companies that profit off its sale.
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"The competition is just unhealthy," said Dharmanda Shresthra, who owns three tankers and a water bottling factory.
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And depending on an external firm for bottling and canning may expose AB InBev to higher costs.
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Her father works at a bottling plant, and her mother is caring for her three younger siblings.
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A leak investigation would swing the pressure the other way, toward bottling up evidence of Russian interference.
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"What happened was the core of the business went from being beer to Coke bottling," said Leverenz.
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Revenue fell 8 percent to $8.93 billion, hurt by the divestiture of its low-margin bottling operations.
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He had recently been promoted to chief operating officer at Pepsi and was visiting a bottling facility.
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Coca-Cola blamed the decline on costs related to refranchising its bottling system and the strong dollar.
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Diageo Plc * Diageo says has reviewed spirits bottling footprint, and that some jobs in european bottling plants may be impacted toward end of year * Diageo says now entering consultation period w/ employees and their representatives to discuss proposals in more detail Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The shard dates back to a 83th century bottling plant that sprawled across many blocks of western London.
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The shard dates back to a 19th century bottling plant that sprawled across many blocks of western London.
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Coca-Cola was looking to refranchise its Africa bottling unit, and both bottlers are seen as potential buyers.
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Coca-Cola (KO) struck a deal to sell its stakes in China bottling operations for about $1 billion.
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The Tibetan government has licensed 28 more companies to increase the province's bottling capacity 50-fold by 2020.
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Coca-Cola has a stake of around 23 percent in the bottling company, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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Pepsi also said Thursday it is evaluating options for its bottling unit, including whether to spin it out.
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In Plomari, sample award-winning olive oil at the small hilltop Eirini Plomariou bottling plant. 30-6977-016768.
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Mr. Raders had spent some time in India protesting a Coca-Cola bottling plant that was depleting groundwater.
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Uber Freight serves more than 1,000 shippers, including companies such as AB Inbev, Niagara Bottling and Land O'Lakes.
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Picture the Eagles' defense bottling up Atlanta's offense to a season-low 15 points on the same day.
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They will earn something, but not nearly what they would have if they were bottling the wine themselves.
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Apparently, this unintended result can be caused by too much sugar, too early bottling, and too much carbonation.
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But these microvinifications also give winemakers the opportunity to highlight a truly distinctive wine by bottling it separately.
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When Philipponnat bought the plot in 1935, it recognized its singular qualities and started bottling it separately immediately.
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Dozens of Coca-Cola workers are camping out at a major bottling plant until they get a raise.
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The 2018 bottling was ranked among the best in the world by Flos Olei, an olive oil guidebook.
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Chick-fil-A is bottling and selling its sauces for the first time through a test in Florida.
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One arresting image depicts a controversial piece of land that used to house a Coca-Cola bottling plant.
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Mr. Raders had spent some time in India protesting a Coca-Cola bottling plant that was depleting groundwater.
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No, Dems' practical efforts are best directed toward bottling up Trump's headlong regulatory rollback and attendant gross corruption.
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The thing is, the brewhouse—the last in the city center—is too small to contain a bottling plant.
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Under the realignment, Coca-Cola will cease to be directly interested in bottling operations in mainland China, it said.
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Central Bottling is one of Israel's largest food and drinks maker, with annual sales of about 2 billion shekels.
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Margins contracted at Femsa's pharmacies and Coca-Cola bottling division, the company said, largely because of exchange-rate losses.
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Seven-Up Bottling last traded at 101.97 naira per share, valuing the company at 65.32 billion naira ($214 million).
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Mexican bottling and retail company Femsa on Wednesday reported a lower fourth-quarter profit.
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Bottling up your emotions likely means the problem will happen again, creating pent-up negative feelings and even resentment.
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Suddenly, Lana Jean, who has been so good at bottling up her emotions, has to confront her worst nightmare.
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China is currently the sixth-largest wine producer, bottling 11.4 million hectoliters in 2016, just behind Australia's 219.5 million.
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This set up official bottling plants in over 27 countries and allowed Coca-Cola to oversee all of them.
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While Coca-Cola provided the flavoring, each country provided its own bottling equipment and sugar for its own production.
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As soon as Republicans regained the majority in 85033, they retaliated by bottling up many of Obama's judicial appointments.
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The club's temporary offices have been crammed into the space he keeps at a water bottling company he owns.
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That is, until one entered the bottling warehouse itself, which looked like an industrial manufacturing plant colonized by pixies.
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Instead, Viúva Gomes buys wine from the co-op and then ages it in its own cellar before bottling.
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The whisky collection belonged to Richard Gooding, the former owner and CEO of Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Denver.
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While the notes of PMBC and Bottling Group, LLC are structurally superior to the notes issued by PepsiCo, Inc.
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It will create as many as 70 jobs in areas ranging from brewing, warehousing, bottling and staffing the visitor experience.
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A. finishes bottling his cider and comes up to spend a few minutes with me before he goes to bed.
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Between her newly revealed secret and all of this traumatizing news, Jo is understandably bottling up too much to handle.
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Go deeper: I first wrote about Indigo two years ago, after visiting the converted milk bottling plant it calls home.
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The Central America Bottling Corporation (CBC) started roadshows on Thursday to market a possible US dollar denominated 144A/RegS offering.
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Revenue fell 9 percent to $8.25 billion, due to the disposal of its low-margin bottling operations, but beat expectations.
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Coca-Cola — The beverage giant struck a deal to sell its stakes in China bottling operations for about $1 billion.
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Naked Wines then fronts the winemaker money to buy (or grow) grapes, along with access to winemaking and bottling facilities.
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It would look, in fact, like the biohazard bin of a particularly well-incubated bottling-plant-cum-hummus-fertilisation centre.
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The ideal is to keep it underground for three years, but right now we're bottling it after hardly one year.
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Experts said those compounds, which bind to sugars in the grape, persist after bottling and intensify as the wine ages.
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Vinebox's unique bottling technology ensures they maintain their full flavor and mouthfeel as they make their way to your doorstep.
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But bottling up your emotions likely means the problem will happen again, creating pent-up negative feelings and even resentment.
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The Coca-Cola Consolidated bottling plant in Greensboro, N.C., produces beverages in plastic bottles that are sold across the region.
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Vodka is defined by spirits that are distilled to more than 190 proof and blended with water to bottling proof.
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It's ready for straining and bottling and for me to make another batch with the pellicle its "mother" left behind.
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In Florida, an online petition aiming to prevent Nestle from bottling water from Ginnie Springs has more than 83,000 signatures.
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We're so used to bottling up our pain; we haven't been given time to heal from centuries' worth of trauma.
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In June, Pepsi sold two parking lots across from one of its bottling plants there for a combined $36.19 million.
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Richard Gooding, who owned the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. and who died in 2014, amassed the collection over two decades.
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Dr Pepper plays a more traditional role in the beverage market, bottling and distributing numerous soft drinks and juice brands.
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Zimmerman suggested that the city could still pursue a bottling plant because, he said, county law doesn't trump city law.
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Trump doesn't even appear to be bottling up a whole lot — the morning ragetweets continue, as do the tantrums at staff.
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Most bottling companies simply tap into the municipal water supply, triple filter it, bottle it, and then sell it to you.
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The question now is whether scientists will find anything in their own research, and whether bottling companies will make any changes.
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Not only is Cameron literally confined, she and her fellow disciples are taught to internalize a constant state of emotional bottling.
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The company remains on track to complete the refranchising of its company-owned bottling operations in the U.S. by year-end.
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An employee at a water-bottling plant sells water, up to five gallons per person, to residents affected by the storm.
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Restaurants like Pok Pok NY in Brooklyn are now bottling drinking vinegars and selling them in grocery stores across the country.
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In Nigeria, they noted, impoverished citizens pay the same water rate as multibillion-dollar bottling companies like Coca-Cola and Nestlé.
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To fill the first order, they found an apple juice bottling facility in Buffalo, NY, that could rent out its equipment.
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The Central America Bottling Corporation (CBC) will start roadshows on Thursday to market a possible US dollar denominated 144A/RegS offering.
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The distilling company said the multistory warehouse contained "relatively young whiskey," meaning it had not reached maturity for bottling for consumers.
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Coca-Cola has a bottling plant in the Palestinian city of Ramallah, along with other plants in nearby Jericho and Tulkarem.
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Here, working with Mr. Moland, his frequent collaborator, he is reticent in a different way, bottling up rage more than regret.
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"This indicates that the taste of guaiacol in the whisky would be enhanced upon dilution prior to bottling," the authors stated.
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Homer was composing—and drinking—long before fining and filtration (not to mention sulfuring, refrigeration, bottling, and corking) became standardized techniques.
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Others blamed Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated, the largest independent bottler and distributor of Coca-Cola products in the United States.
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Blackduck's Finger Lakes neighbor Star Cider, which began bottling in 2014, makes tasty ciders blended with rhubarb, strawberry and sour cherry.
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By this time, Apollo Peak had moved out of its tiny bottling space to a 2,700-square-foot full-production facility.
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Rothaus is debt-free and recently financed a €30m investment in a new bottling plant out of its own cash flow.
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Groups of artists have been able to pay low rents to use the company's former bottling plant while it awaits redevelopment.
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Today, both visitors and locals go to the springs for a soak, often bottling some extra water to save for themselves.
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"It looks like our voters still want the economic development a water bottling plant would bring," said city administrator Gordon Zimmerman.
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Novartis is selling the drug bottling plant that it built in 2009 after reviewing alternatives for its under-used production lines.
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The bride's father, who works in the Bronx, is president and chief executive of the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York.
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He regularly uses a centrifuge, rotary evaporator, vacuum machine, sous vide, and carbonate bottling system to create new flavor profiles and textures.
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"Soft drinks manufactured by Nigeria Bottling Company ought to be fit for human consumption irrespective of color or creed," the judge said.
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In 2016, Coca-Cola announced plans to build a $100 million bottling plant in Saudi Arabia, which will be completed in 2019.
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In fact, she believes in its amazing powers so much that she's bottling up its goodness into a brand new beauty innovation.
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The company, 75 percent-owned by Heineken said it expects to launch a 6 million euro plastic bottling line on May 6.
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The company sources its cannabinoid extract from a hemp grower in Colorado and uses a co-packing facility for bottling and distribution.
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The company attributed the revenue decline to the impact of currency and refranchising its bottling operations, a project that is nearly done.
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At age 10, my grandfather was sent to work at a Coca-Cola bottling plant to help the family make ends meet.
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Mr. Dylan and his team don't make the whiskey; they buy it from undisclosed producers and add their own twists before bottling.
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The bottling industry may spawn other, heavy-polluting ones, on the plateau, for the production of bottles and the plastic they use.
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The founders are responsible for every aspect of the business, from marketing to bottling to watching over the distillery cat, General Patton.
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They guarantee that different stages of production (from harvest to vinification to the bottling process) are carried out in the same location.
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Growth at Oxxo, along with drugstores and gas stations, helped offset a weak third quarter at Femsa's Coca-Cola bottling unit KOF.
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Anheuser-Busch will lead production, bottling and distribution to retailers nationwide in partnership with its established network of wholesalers, the companies said.
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There is a peach scent and taste throughout, but the most dominant quality in the bottling I had was old, wet bread.
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Downstairs at the convention, exhibitors displayed everything from tanks to taps and marketing to bottling technology that any budding microbrewer could want.
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The five 3-hour papers on viticulture, vinification and bottling that form the theory component, she says, were not the hardest part.
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In the Bronx, Port Morris Distillery is riffing on the old-school secret stuff and bottling up New York-made artisanal pitorro.
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Bottling water and trucking it to stores are considered per se wasteful in developed countries where the tap water is just fine.
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Coca-Cola has been on Indonesian shelves since 1932, but it didn't open its first bottling plant there until the early 1990s.
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After rejecting the PAI offer, Refresco agreed in July to buy the bottling activities of Canada-based Cott Corp for $1.25 billion.
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Bottling the drink became the only way to shift it but production costs soon priced many artisan vendors out of the market.
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Even if someone purchases a tanker, getting the water from bottling plants can be illegal, as is distributing it to other people.
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And the accompanying cocktail is made with Yola mezcal, a commercially available bottling of the spirit Jimenez brought to that fateful party.
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But she has spent many hours feeling lonely and uncomfortable, especially when Mr. Bell is at work at a beverage bottling warehouse.
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By writing it down you are not bottling up your emotions, but at the same time you're not involving the other person.
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That is, they fermented the grapes into still wine, then refermented the wine by bottling it with yeast and a sweet solution.
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Guthrie disclosed Xamarin currently has over 15,000 customers, including high profile companies like Alaska Airlines, Coca-Cola Bottling, Thermo Fisher, Honeywell and JetBlue.
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NestléWaters Canada has been pumping groundwater from its Aberfoyle site near Guelph, Ontario since 1980, for the purpose of bottling it for sale.
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At the time of my birth, my father worked in the accounting department of a bottling company; my mother was a nurse technician.
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In India, he noted that cans are used by most of the macro brewers due to local laws restricting bottling and even kegging.
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Coca-Cola announced Wednesday that it secured six new franchising agreements with bottlers in an effort to refranchise its company-owned bottling operations.
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As mayor he refused to enforce rulings from the supreme court, including one to clear a bottling factory taken over by striking workers.
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Coke's other bottling partners include Coca-Cola FEMSA in Mexico and Latin America, Coca-Cola HBC AG and Coca-Cola Enterprises in Europe.
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InBev's closing of the SABMiller deal last month led Coca-Cola to terminate bottling contracts in more than a dozen markets with SAB.
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The Verge explores the latest developments in energy storage, from those giant batteries to infinitely spinning flywheels to bottling gas in underground caverns.
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Find healthy ways to express your rage—anger is a normal human emotion, but bottling it up isn't much better than lashing out.
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Natalie Sexton jokes that her earliest memory is being rocked to sleep on the machinery bottling her mother's line of all-natural juices.
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She believes the company's re-franchising efforts, especially when it comes to its bottling operations, will result in better organic growth and margins.
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It also has bottling and packaging facilities that the company will use to move into the downstream market, it said in a statement.
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It was called that because 21990 or so odd years ago it was a bottling factory and in a warehouse unit called Bagley's.
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Duboeuf, affectionately called "Papa of Beaujolais," has the Gamay grapes hand-harvested in September followed by a quick fermentation and bottling in October.
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East Harlem Bottling Co., on Lexington Avenue, has a casual, friendly space that spills out onto the sidewalk when the weather is nice.
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Yet bottling it up makes me feel an existential anger that I have a hard time channeling since I don't know my place.
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Each of these Crozes producers also makes an equivalent bottling of St.-Joseph, and it would be illuminating to make some fresh comparisons.
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Mr. Reynolds, who began bottling in 2013, is one of dozens of American farmhouse cider makers to experiment with fruit other than apples.
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State-grade malware — it'd be like targeting somebody with Stuxnet because they had suggested there be a $0.10 bottling fee on Coca-Cola.
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The Mexican-listed bottler of Coca-Cola Co across Latin America has four bottling plants and 26 distribution centers in the Andean country.
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Coca-Cola has been offloading much of its low-margin bottling business to cope with falling demand for carbonated beverages in North America.
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PepsiCo was similarly accused of depleting groundwater and dumping pesticides into waterways near its bottling facilities in India, charges the company has refuted.
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The business will focus on co-branded juices, and plans to build its own bottling plant, Luckin Coffee said in a news release.
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It may be used again after fermentation to prevent oxidation and microbiological spoilage in the wine, and again before bottling as a stabilizer.
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During the second quarter of 2017, PepsiCo issued $3.0 billion of U.S. dollar denominated senior notes and $750 million of Canadian dollar denominated senior notes with net proceeds used for general corporate purposes, including the repayment of CP. PepsiCo guarantees all of the senior notes at its bottling subsidiary, Pepsi-Cola Metropolitan Bottling Company (PMBC), which is wholly owned by PepsiCo.
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"When something goes wrong with the brewing or bottling process, you can end up with a grenade that's waiting to explode," the lawyer said.
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The kit also comes with clear step-by-step instructions that begin with the sanitation process and take you all the way through bottling.
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Since CNBC's initial visit to Kane in 2014, the brewery has doubled the size of its production facility and added bottling and canning capabilities.
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He is also an heir of the Leventis-David Group, a family company that has made a fortune bottling Coca-Cola, numerous outlets report.
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Tata also caters for carmakers and the packaging and bottling industry in the United States with products it says no domestic steel producer makes.
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With very few exceptions and because of the way rosé is made, it cannot age and should be consumed within one year of bottling.
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A retail counter and filling station are set up, staffed by an attendant live-bottling water out of a rain barrel with a siphon.
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With bottling, the spa could come to you, and so seltzer became the luxury-healing hybrid, like the 19th-century version of wheatgrass shots.
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The bottling machine maker in an interview with Euro am Sonntag upheld a June forecast for a pretax margin of 7 percent in 2017.
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For example, Nestlé fuels a biogas plant next to the Henniez bottling facility with local manure and spent coffee grounds from recycled Nespresso pods.
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PITTSBURGH — I'm parked on a patch of gravel outside the old Heinz ketchup bottling factory here early on a Monday morning, and I'm frustrated.
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Research suggests that letting your real feelings come through is a better strategy for getting people to like you than bottling it all up.
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"He said if he didn't get his way, he was going to blow up the bottling plant," Mr. Palfini said of Mr. Papillaud's visit.
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Now, it is stirring up a specialized tourist trade in the homeland of London dry gin thanks in part to entrepreneurial bottling and branding.
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Irked by the Republican minority's bottling up of President Barack Obama's picks, Democrats overwhelmingly backed the measure, which passed by a four-vote margin.
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I think it's the bottling it up or swallowing it down or thinking that there's no outlet for it — that's the thing that corrodes.
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Many of their fathers were prone to bottling their emotions, they said, but among themselves there was a greater awareness of mental health issues.
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After graduating from Temple University in Philadelphia, she returned home and now works as the executive assistant at the Liberia Coca-Cola Bottling Company.
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Over 75 minutes, Mr. LaMarca's documentary watches three farmers toil over feeding, milking, bottling, chopping wood, picking vegetables and tending to goats giving birth.
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Overall revenue was down as the company sells off its bottling operations, but organic sales growth increased by a better-than-expected 233 percent.
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The newer Maiella has views of the neon Pepsi-Cola sign that once sat atop a Pepsi bottling plant and now is in Gantry park.
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Among these stocks, Coca-Cola European Partners — the bottling company formerly known as Coca-Cola Enterprises — is the most prone to British and European volatility.
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The company also said on Tuesday that it would accelerate sales of its bottling operations, a tactic favored by investment analysts because it bolsters earnings.
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First quarter net revenue fell 16 percent to $7.63 billion, due to the divestment of its bottling operations, but beat analysts' estimates of $7.34 billion.
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She eventually made the tough decision to sell the family bottling business to the 7-UP company and move in with her parents in Philadelphia.
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Funding for SCAD deFINE ART 2018 has been generously provided by Ann Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee and the Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED, Inc.
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Faber was speaking at the inauguration of the modernized, carbon-neutral bottling plant in the spa town of Evian-Les-Bains close to Lake Geneva.
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This shift in bottling makes the wine a convenient option for picnics or beach-drinking, two things that are definitely on our summer bucket lists.
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The bottling, like fishing, like building, like any kind of imaginative work, can be tough, but when you catch it in a bottle it's great!
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If they can hit the most blatant elements of a popular bottling using inexpensive bulk wine and a bunch of additives, they'll be in business.
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"This would significantly increase costs with companies forced to use shorter bottling runs and manage additional stock keeping units (SKUs) in their inventories," she added.
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Coca-Cola now has 145 bottling plants in Africa and employs over 70,000 people, and it's one of the largest private employers in the continent.
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My dad worked the line at a rat-infested pizza place, packed boxes at the Pepsi bottling plant, and delivered mail for a courier service.
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As she showed me around the winery's fermentation and bottling equipment, she spoke of the time she'd spent learning her craft in the Rhône Valley.
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So he plans to take the grapes grown on the Brooklyn rooftop vines to the Point of the Bluff production facilities for aging and bottling.
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WE REDUCED THE HEAD OFFICE IN PART BECAUSE WE'D SOLD OFF THE BOTTLING COMPANIES AND WE WERE ABLE TO BRING IN SOME NEW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY.
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The glasses feature a patented bottling technology that preserves the taste and quality of the wine for up to three years, and they're fully recyclable.
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Coca-Cola agreed to buy Londonderry, N.H.-based soft drink maker Moxie from bottling partner Coca-Cola of Northern New England for an undisclosed amount.
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A 2005 study indicates there are seven different types of bacteria found in bottled water three weeks after bottling—before the bottle touches human lips.
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Shortly after graduating from university, I was supporting myself largely by working at a brewery, both in the sampling room and on the bottling line.
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The Coca-Cola bottling plant, Arca Continental, is one of the few employers in the state of Tamaulipas that have not agreed to workers' demands.
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Coke is divesting from its U.S. cold-fill bottling operations, with a self-imposed deadline to finish the reorganization by the end of the year.
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It would be hard to start a business to take on Coca-Cola because of its size advantage — especially in local bottling, distribution and marketing.
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" As Penfield moved the electrode over, S.B. found himself strolling through some neighborhood of his past, "I see the 286 Up bottling company, Harrison Bakery.
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Open dialogue on mental health is especially a hurdle for men, particularly in rap, when masculinity is falsely equated with bottling up feelings of weakness.
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Full moons are emotionally sensitive periods, and if you've been bottling up your emotions, expect them to come pouring out during this fiery full moon.
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Plan B, reflecting scepticism that Ankara would deliver and exhaustion with continued arrivals, involved shutting borders across the Balkans and bottling up new migrants in Greece.
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Altia, then part of Finland's state-owned alcohol monopoly Oy Alkoholiliike Ab, had a bottling line conveniently just collecting dust in Rajamäki, just outside of Helsinki.
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WE UPPED THE MARKETING INVESTMENT, WE IMPROVED THE EXECUTION, WE TRANSFORMED THE BOTTLING SYSTEM REFRANCHISING IT AND I THINK THE WHOLE TEAM HAS PULLED THAT TOGETHER.
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For more news, click The food maker said it has sold the Quezac mineral water source and its bottling plant in Lozere, France, to Ogeu Group.
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On Thursday, Coke shares fell more than 2 percent after the company warned this year's profit would fall as it worked to refranchise its bottling operations.
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Before that, it was a local recipe enjoyed only by tequila makers families for four generations, a tequila variety without a name or even bottling process.
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Merlin Swire, the chairman of Swire Pacific, Cathay's parent company, whose interests on the mainland range from bottling to property, travelled to Beijing on August 12th.
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And, if the worst did happen, it was keeping quiet, bottling up the pain inside, and dealing with it in all your future relationships and endeavors.
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It has a 15 percent stake in Milco SA, the consortium offering to buy Clover, which is headed by Israeli beverage firm Central Bottling Company (CBC).
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"There's a certain magic that comes with the very first snow" (Frosty The Snowman): Deschutes Brewery has been bottling its winter seasonal, Jubelale, for 29 years.
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"His lemonade became a hit and he had to progress to bottling it so he could produce enough in advance the day before," his mother said.
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Other mead-makers—most of whom sterilize their product before bottling it—are waiting for the hard evidence before they get too excited about medicinal booze.
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Now, beauty giant MAC Cosmetics is bottling that sex appeal in lipstick form — and the Betty Boop Red is coming just in time for Valentine's Day.
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COCA-COLA CO The U.S. soft drink maker said in January 2016 it would invest $1 billion over four years in its bottling and distribution operations.
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Bottling a lower-proof bourbon means a distillery can sell more inventory per barrel, and the lighter flavor can be more palatable for the general public.
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Soft drink bottling company Coca Cola HBC also fell, sliding 5.6 percent after Barclays downgraded its rating to "underweight" on concerns over its emerging market exposure.
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Coke has been carrying out a cost-cutting program that has included refranchising its bottling operations and, in April, a 20 percent reduction in its workforce.
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There are also plans to re-launch a water-bottling company to make use of the 10,000 gallons of water produced daily in the underground caves.
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Michael said people are bottling sanitizer 264 hours a day, in three eight-hour shifts, with extra hours available for anyone willing to take them on.
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EABL is also benefiting from a 1 billion shilling ($9.97 million) new spirits bottling line at its main Nairobi brewery, which was installed late last year.
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Shortly after the attack, some news outlets erroneously reported that the stabbing had taken place at a Coca-Cola bottling plant next door to the company.
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Some producers choose to use a little sulfur dioxide before bottling to avoid risks, accepting the tapering, narrowing effect on aromas and flavors it might have.
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"Each year we made a different vintage, and went through the entire process from fermentation all the way through bottling with our own custom label," Stires recalls.
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Is Arya going to sail off into the oceans west of Westeros and run into a Poland Spring bottling plant in modern-day Maine, The Village-style?
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Rival Coca-Cola on Tuesday reported a lower-than-expected quarterly profit on higher costs of franchising its bottling operations and announced job cuts to boost savings.
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We will be buying a bottling line soon, but unfortunately we have had to downgrade the model we want because of the pound struggling against the Euro.
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At the time of the first hearing, in 1988, the sign stood atop Pepsi's enormous bottling plant on the East River, which it had crowned since 1940.
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It invested more than $200,000 to build out an empty warehouse with everything needed to manufacture food in bulk, including bottling lines, giant mixers and deep freezers.
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Canada did a good job of bottling up Kane, who was last season's N.H.L. scoring leader and the Hart Trophy winner as the league's most valuable player.
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"Consumers won't buy something if you tell them you've changed it," said Michael Morel, sales director for Brooklyn at the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York.
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The heat in the car that day was the heat of Maddy's face, the bottling of unwept tears as she razed the bleached hillside with her eyes.
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Agrokor, meanwhile, must consider the prospect of being forced to shed prized assets such as water bottling business Jamnica and frozen foods and ice cream maker Ledo.
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The coffee company is lending its tea expertise, while bottling and distribution is managed by the St. Louis (oh, it all makes sense now) beer-brewing company.
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Publix, the largest supermarket chain in Florida, said it had moved to a 24-hour schedule bottling water and making ice, setting aside other products like milk.
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They are eschewing the traditional model of selling to commercial processors, instead bottling their own milk (and ice cream and yogurt) and selling it directly to customers.
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They specified that wine — or nonalcoholic juice of the grape — be watched over by observant Jews from the time of the grapes' crushing to the juice's bottling.
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"We were both in real estate, and the markets kind of took a little bit of a dip," said Lam inside the company's bottling room in Edmonton.
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So, many residents drink Coca-Cola, which is produced by a local bottling plant, can be easier to find than bottled water and is almost as cheap.
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The Chinese joint venture will focus on producing co-branded fresh orange, lemon and apple juices from its own bottling plant, the companies said in a statement.
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Among risers, Coca-Cola Hellenic (CCH) was up 1.7 percent after Coca-Cola bought a majority stake in an African bottling firm from AB InBev for $3.15 billion.
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"It is manifest that NAFDAC has been grossly irresponsible in its regulatory duties to the consumers of Fanta and Sprite manufactured by Nigeria Bottling Company," the judge said.
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The Rajamäki distillery started bottling Molotov cocktails with a unique sticky mixture of tar, gasoline, and ethanol—and a storm match attached to either side of the bottle.
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In addition, municipal water is sometimes safer to drink than bottled water because government agencies regulate the water closer and more often than some private bottling companies do.
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At that point, the spirit is what many would consider firewater, since it is at its absolute highest proof (114 proof) and hasn't been watered down for bottling.
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Some distilleries essentially create a collectible by restricting the bottling of a noted spirit to a fixed number, only released at a limited time, perhaps for the holidays.
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They liked wine and knew a bit about it, after having participated in several years of team-building exercises with their coworkers making and bottling their own wines.
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So I felt inspired to take the plunge into Whole New You, in hopes of bottling up some of Mowry's culinary prowess and conquering my recipe-following fears.
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The company, which is targeting $83 billion in annual savings by 28, has been cutting costs through job reductions and selling some of its bottling operations and factories.
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The regulator had warned that it would refer the deal for an in-depth investigation unless undertakings were made by the Dutch bottling business to assuage its concerns.
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When Just Water first asked the mayor, Jack Diamond, about sourcing and bottling water in his city, he initially thought the offer was too good to be true.
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Francisco Do Pico, a spokesman for Coca-Cola Argentina, said the investment would include a new bottling plant in the northern Corrientes province and two new distribution centers.
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In the water-rich towns in the shadow of Mount Shasta, residents have raised concerns over proposed bottling plants that they say could severely diminish local water supplies.
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In Henry Leutwyler's third book with Steidl, Document, the Swiss photographer captures a diverse array of memorable paraphernalia, bottling up a little part of history with every snapshot.
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The iconic American company reported a 55% decline in profits on Thursday—reduced by charges related to selling off its bottling businesses to independent firms around the country.
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I remembered "Fear" when the iconic rapper says, "I pop bottles because I bottle my emotions," I realized I'd been bottling up my own anxiety about this oasis.
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But the roots of many natural skin care solutions can be traced to Europe, where alternative medicine practitioners have been bottling botanical tinctures and homeopathic remedies for centuries.
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The warehouse, once part of a milk-bottling plant, was later named Ghost Ship, and those words were graffitied in huge pink block letters on the building's facade.
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Fragrance is all about bottling our deepest desires and selling them right back to us; and this season, people very much want to smell like timber and bonfires.
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Mr. Louis, who is a partner in a rum bottling and distribution firm in St. Martin, said the company's warehouse had been damaged by Irma, and then looted.
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Walled-in, abutting a weedy stretch of railroad tracks, the distillery was a picturesque assortment of dilapidated stables, a bottling facility, a carriage house, some offices and warehouses.
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Just over a decade later, another doctor, Dr. Joseph Lawrence, was inspired by Lister and began bottling Listerine, "a unique antiseptic for use in surgeries and bathing wounds."
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Linda Sewell, a spokeswoman for Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, said that no Coca-Cola employees were involved and that operations at the plant were continuing as normal.
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The Kerala state government accused the Indian unit of Coca-Cola of depleting groundwater and dumping toxic waste at its bottling plant in Palakkad around a decade ago.
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In 2009, grass-roots conservationists settled a 10-year court battle against a Nestlé/Ice Mountain bottling plant to reduce the amount of water pumped from trout streams.
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For the past two years, the theater at Restoration Plaza, a former Sheffield Farms dairy bottling plant, has been closed for a $4.1 million gut renovation and expansion.
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Since Heineken entered Brazil in 2010, through its purchase of the brewing business of Mexico's Femsa, its products have been distributed by Femsa's bottling unit Coca-Cola Femsa.
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Luckin and LDC's joint venture will produce and distribute co-branded juices and includes plans to build a bottling plant, the companies said in a statement on Thursday.
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The Evian arm will have spent 280 million euros on upgrading the bottling plant by 2020, lifting annual output capacity to 2 billion bottles, from 1.5 billion at present.
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Coca-Cola's general business model is to sell syrup to a network of franchise bottlers in different markets who do the heavy lifting of bottling and delivering the drinks.
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"There's some noise out there," Quincey said, citing its tax rate and the fact that the company is in the midst of selling off the bottling operations as examples.
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Evidence shows that microplastics found in some bottled water seem to be at least partly due to the bottling process and/or packaging such as plastic caps, it said.
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Police in Northern Ireland have opened an investigation to find out exactly how human feces found its way into a shipment of cans at a Coca-Cola bottling plant.
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Alki David, the 50-year-old billionaire heir of a Greek Coca Cola bottling fortune, is defined by his eccentricities and the kinds of projects he throws his money.
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He founded Thomas Road Baptist Church in the former offices of a bottling company in 1956 and soon began broadcasting recordings of his sermons on regional radio and television.
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Bruce Banner then escapes and becomes a fugitive from the General (who we now know is Dr. Frankenstein, obviously!!) and goes to work in a bottling factory in Brazil.
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Anyone looking to enter the growing and crowded premium water market has to differentiate themselves somehow, whether it's with a unique bottling source or a diamond-encrusted bottle cap.
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The liquid was fermented in temperature-controlled tanks, its sugar content was measured and plotted on a graph twice a day, and during bottling the wine underwent sterile filtration.
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The Hyder school reopened two years ago in a former bottling plant, and it will have about a dozen students in the fall, ranging from kindergarten through high school.
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"He's killing it — that's our next president," said John Gaguzis, 50, who had affixed an "I voted" sticker to the blue uniform shirt he wears in a bottling plant.
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This particular shipment was heading to the US. Over the clink of the beer-bottling machine, Canaan explained that the labels being used were different from the regular ones.
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In Denmark, Aalborg's red-label taffel (or "table") bottling is classically served at lunch, chilled and neat alongside smorrebrod and pickled herring, backed by a Tuborg or Carlsberg beer.
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Uber Freight has more than 400,000 drivers in its carrier network and 1,000-plus shippers as customers, including AB Inbev, Niagara Bottling and Land O'Lakes, according to the company.
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L are combining their African soft drink bottling operations, but the future ownership could change, since SABMiller is in the process of being bought by Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI.BR).
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"That's the first time I've seen a hotel chain doing the blending, bottling and rolling out across all states — and of that quality," said the master sommelier Fred Dex.
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Across the street, technicians are doing the final tweaks to equipment inside a brand-new, 150,000 square foot bottling and canning plant that will soon make marijuana-infused drinks.
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The Scottish Government has announced that £5.3 million ($6.82 million) will be invested to convert a former bottling plant for Diageo brand Johnnie Walker into a low carbon development.
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The company reported 89.83 operating EBITDA that fell short of its own guidance, at 565 million euros, citing negative effects from exchange rates and additional costs for bottling lines.
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Small amounts of sulfites — around 20053 to 35 parts per million — are in natural wine circles generally considered an acceptable amount of preservative to add in the bottling stage.
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Coca-Cola announced plans to sell its China bottling business in November, and International Paper said in March that it's spinning off its China and southeast Asia corrugated packaging business.
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For decades, Nestlé has been collecting tens of millions of gallons of water each year out of the mountains of Southern California, then bottling it as Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water.
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Despite their split, Pitt and Jolie remain committed to their winemaking and are even expanding their production line, with a new bottling commemorating their estate's significant contribution to pop music.
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According to public documents reviewed by Silicon Valley Business Journal, the tech giant has leased a 96,000-square-foot facility in Sunnyvale, California that formerly housed a Pepsi bottling plant.
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Coca-Cola President James Quincey, who becomes CEO on May 1, has vowed to refranchise and sell 100 percent of the company's North American bottling operations by the year-end.
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The company reported a 22016 percent drop in quarterly profit, which was driven lower because of higher costs related to its refranchising efforts in Coca-Cola's North America bottling operations.
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Instead of bottling and packaging at the source in Chile, the company ships its three wine varieties in 24,000-liter flexitanks, which help cut its shipping costs by 70 percent.
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Gift a Vinebox subscription, $158/6 monthsRather than sending full-sized bottles of wine, Vinebox adopts the unique approach of bottling up nine single glass servings of wine they'll love.
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But bottling up President Obama's nominee to replace the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia could bring the work of the chamber to a screeching halt if Democrats choose to retaliate.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Dutch juice bottling company Refresco on Tuesday said it had received a new 1.6 billion euro ($1.88 billion) buyout offer from private equity firm PAI Partners.
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Sometimes in these fights you're just horny and hungry; other times, we're using the burnt dinner as an excuse to vent all the anger we've been bottling up for months.
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I worry that he might be bottling up and burying so much that he'll approach a point of no return, just like so many other military veterans in his position.
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Amid botanicas and hair salons, new restaurants are popping up along Lexington, like the East Harlem Bottling Company, at East 107th, with a bar offering 20 craft beers on tap.
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For San Francisco, again a lot of great breweries, but [also] a ton of brew pubs where they can make beer on premise and just sell to customers (no bottling).
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In the 217s, Luis Pato was among the first growers to start bottling a more modern form of baga, made with shorter macerations, that demonstrated the grape's potential for elegance.
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I interviewed the workers in the bottling plant too, and all the asking and listening helped me discover the things that mattered and what fundamental processes needed to be changed.
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The joint venture will involve producing and distributing co-branded juices and includes plans to build a bottling plant, LDC and Luckin Coffee said in a joint statement on Thursday.
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The new venture takes its name from an early Walmart store, built in an old bottling plant, that the company founder Sam Walton used to try out new retail strategies.
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Since 2013, Mr. Pataille has been bottling separate cuvées of aligoté, planted in some of his best plots, to demonstrate how well it can transmit the character of a place.
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Paul George being custom-built in a lab as a DeRozan stopper is a concern, and he did an excellent job bottling the Raptors' top scorer up a year ago.
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LONDON, Sept 219 (Reuters) - A €2bn-equivalent loan backing Netherlands-based drinks bottler Refresco's acquisition of the bottling activities of Canada-based Cott Corp has launched for syndication, banking sources said.
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Of course, it's always better to be brutally honest with the person you love about your feelings, instead of bottling them up and hurting that person even more down the line.
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Refresco rejected PAI's initial offer and afterwards agreed in July to buy the bottling activities of Canada-based Cott Corp for US$1.25bn, backed with a €81.53bn-equivalent leveraged loan financing.
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The brand was founded in 1895 and its manufacturing facility later became Coca-Cola's first bottling partner in Latin America (it made Coca-Cola beverages for that market) in the 1920s.
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Last November, shortly after Canopy announced the multibillion-dollar investment from Constellation, the company began work on a bottling factory down the street from the grow rooms and the visitor's center.
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In August 2014, Coca-Cola said it would invest $5 billion with African bottling partners in new manufacturing lines and equipment, as well as safe water access programs, over six years.
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The province is set to propose a temporary ban on any new water bottling operations while it firms up stricter rules for companies like Nestlé that pump water from the ground.
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Coke was hurt most by expenses involved with refranchising its North America bottling operations, which impacted its bottom line, and it faced headwinds in Latin America, where economic conditions remain challenging.
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 25 (Reuters) - The takeover of Refresco by a consortium led by France's PAI Partners will not impact the Dutch bottling company's 5,500 employees, Refresco's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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La Constancia Industries, El Salvador's largest brewing and bottling firm, closed its Agua Cristal plant in March, cutting off hundreds of thousands of households from their main source of potable water.
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Coke said revenue fell 16 percent to $7.6 billion from the previous year, but sales surpassed expectations because the decline was anticipated as the company worked on refranchising its bottling operations.
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"The shutdown affected Port City by furloughing SBA staff who were working on a loan application for a new bottling line," Bill Butcher, the founder of Port City Brewing Company grumbled.
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CreditCreditGeorge Etheredge for The New York Times PIKEVILLE, Ky. — Here in the heart of central Appalachian coal country, an economic experiment is underway inside an airy renovated Coca-Cola bottling plant.
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BR), said on Monday it plans to invest 14 billion pesos ($754 million) to build a brewing and bottling plant in the city of Apan in the central state of Hidalgo.
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Within a year, Dave was bottling his home-brewed kombucha with the intention of introducing more people to the drink that he felt was "something that the world needs," he says.
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Though it might seem counterintuitive, the current industrial model for bottling milk is actually quite efficient: large amounts of milk are sourced from many different cows, then pooled, pasteurized, and bottled.
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"My father sold a Coca-Cola bottling franchise in 1940 to go into the racehorse business, and within two years he was broke," Mr. Campbell told the Hall of Fame audience.
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While someone or something may unsurprisingly leave you feeling angry, disappointed, or deflated by their actions, let yourself vent about what's taken place—bottling it up is not good for you.
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But according to a NYSDOCCS spokesperson, the hand sanitizer itself is being produced by an outside vendor he would not name; the Great Meadow Facility is only bottling and labeling it.
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Net income at Femsa's Coca-Cola bottling business fell to 2 billion pesos from 5.5 billion pesos a year before, when the firm sold its Coca-Cola operations in the Philippines.
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He drove to a neighboring town, Paisley, to visit one of his bottling plants, Craigton Packaging, where giant oak barrels lie on their sides on shelves arrayed across a concrete floor.
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An heir to a Coca-Cola bottling fortune, David, along with his partners, announced that he would be producing holographic images of Patsy Cline, Billie Holiday and Jackie Wilson, among others.
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Its 248 bottling was known as "The Courtesan," but that name conflicts with an existing trademark in the United States, said Giles Cooke of Thistledown Wine Company, which produced the wine.
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JP Morgan analysts said investors in the bottling company should take profits and await a better entry point after a potential deal to buy a stake in Coca Cola Beverages Africa.
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California may ban detachable caps on plastic bottles that could potentially set a bottling standard for the rest of the nation and the state also is looking at restricting plastic straws.
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AND CLEARLY THE U.S. DOLLAR HAS GOTTEN STRONGER SO THAT'S PLAYED AGAINST US. WE'VE SOLD OFF OUR BOTTLING OPERATIONS, WE'RE SELLING PROFITABLE BUSINESSES, SO THAT'S CLEARLY GOING TO TAKE OUR EARNINGS DOWN.
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Janis started his company bottling peppers and vinegar out of his apartment for his friends, but has found support from a punk-leaning crowd in turning his hobby into a real startup.
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The bottling company, now called Arca Continental after a series of mergers, had remained the parent company of Topo Chico until this deal, and is one of Coke's largest in the world.
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Currently, Haus is making and bottling its beverages in a 3,000 square foot warehouse just North of the couple's farm, with plans to purchase another 2,800 square foot warehouse as orders increase.
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Net income in the latest period included a noncash gain tied to the deconsolidation of its German bottling operations, partially offset by charges tied to refranchising its North American territories and restructuring.
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Coca-Cola has also been building its non-carbonated drinks portfolio and offloading much of its bottling business to cope with falling demand for carbonated beverages in North America, its biggest market.
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"IT'S just not going to happen," said Troy Taylor, the boss of a Coca Cola bottling company, when asked at a recent Federal Reserve event whether he foresaw broad-based wage gains.
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Boil orders are rarely issued outside of natural disasters; usually quality issues are related to old pipes or private wells (which again, gets into the groundwater problems that bottling water may exacerbate).
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Organic sales, which exclude the impact of the company's ongoing efforts to refranchise its bottling operations, rose 393 percent, helped by demand for products such as Georgia Coffee and Glaceau vitamin water.
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MEXICO CITY, July 27 (Reuters) - Mexican bottling and retail company Fomento Economico Mexicano (Femsa) on Wednesday posted a 16.2 percent rise in second-quarter net profit compared to the year-earlier period.
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Last December, Coca-Cola reached a deal to buy Anheuser-Busch InBev's majority stake in their African bottling venture for $3.15 billion and hold onto it until it finds a new owner.
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Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger By Soraya Chemaly Chemaly believes that when women learn to harness their anger instead of bottling it up, they can be catalysts for change.
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With more water, the tribe would think about opening its own water bottling plant, like the Crystal Geyser factory that sits on private land with water rights near now-dry Owens Lake.
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Coca-Cola opened one of its first bottling plants in Cuba in 1906, but pulled production in 1962 because of a trade embargo, not long after Fidel Castro took over the country.
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Everything I'd kept bottling up for a decade plus, because I was so focused on being happy and positive—I'm an adult, dammit, and adults don't wallow—came bubbling to the surface.
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Details like the finish for the oak, the amount of aging on the lees and the addition of the final dosage, or sweetness added while bottling, can vary from barrel to barrel.
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Cohn had hoped Trump would meet with representatives from the auto and bottling industries to fully explain the effect of steel and aluminum tariffs, according to a person familiar with the plan.
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Its move in Sweden, planned for the first quarter of 2020, is a joint initiative by the beverage maker and its bottling partner in western Europe, Coca-Cola European Partners , Keane said.
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This lovely bottling from Barnard Griffin is exemplary, offering peach and even a hint of mango, with some lime and orange zest to lend tension and keep the wine in balance. Bravo!
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Thirty-five miles east of Naples, in the town of Avellino, Sabino Basso has halted plans to hire 30 more people at the olive oil bottling plant started by his great-grandfather.
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Thirty-five miles east of Naples, in the town of Avellino, Sabino Basso has halted plans to hire 30 more people at the olive oil bottling plant started by his great-grandfather.
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Residents in an Oregon county overwhelmingly approved on Tuesday a ballot measure that could block Nestlé from opening a water-bottling plant in Cascade Locks, a small city on the Columbia River.
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N) said on Tuesday it will buy Moxie, a soda-based soft drink brand that is more than a hundred years old, from its bottling partner Coca-Cola of Northern New England (CCNNE).
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HK) said on Friday it will acquire Coca-Cola bottling assets in China for 5.87 billion yuan ($852 million), betting on growing consumption in the mainland of non-alcoholic ready-to-drink beverages.
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In anticipation the government has opened a new bottling facility that will increase production capacity to 15,000 tonnes a year, and plans to sell more organic honey and by-products such as beeswax.
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It's a deeply unfashionable, folkloric grape that you'll find a smattering of in all sorts of wines, but it usually doesn't even get a mention, let alone celebrated in a single-varietal bottling.
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Lentz placed the Clooneys in one of the restaurant's private dining salons, the Victor Hugo Room, where he offered George a bottle of Bollinger Grande Année Champagne, its 2009 James Bond 007 bottling.
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Coca-Cola has also reined in costs by refranchising its bottling operations - a move has helped it eliminate costs of operating a low-margin business, and given it a more predictable revenue stream.
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Cramer added that the company is at the tail-end of a multi-year initiative to re-franchise its bottling business by spinning off the low-margin, low-growth bottlers it once acquired.
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When I met with him at his water bottling plant, I saw pictures on his office wall of PRI president Enrique Peña Nieto, and also of César Duarte, the PRI governor of Chihuahua.
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When Ben Agajanian played on the defensive line and place-kicked for the University of New Mexico, he held a job with a soft-drink bottling company to help with his college costs.
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This winter, the construction of a new bottling plant to export water to China from a village near Listvyanka prompted more than 1.1 million Russians nationwide to sign an online petition denouncing it.
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Recently, for example, 100 family dairy farms have been put out of business in this region, two of them in my county, because Walmart is building its own milk-bottling plant in Indiana.
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All the hard work the Problem Solvers did to sculpt each compromise was held hostage by the small bands of partisan extremists who manipulate House leaders into bottling up bills they don't like.
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The company also said it entered into a non-binding letter of intent to refranchise its bottling operations in China to China Foods Ltd, part of COFCO Ltd, and Swire Beverage Holdings Ltd.
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Maybe not necessarily the sexiest issue but ... and they were going to places where they could get water for very inexpensive or free and bottling it, and they were selling it for billions.
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The lactariums then process the milk (by mixing together milk from several donors, pasteurizing it, performing bacteriological tests on it, bottling it, etc.), and they distribute it to neonatology departments at French hospitals.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Lonza Group is buying a drug bottling plant from Novartis in northern Switzerland as the Swiss drug ingredients maker fills a gap in its offering for drugmakers seeking to outsource production.
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The Jones sisters are selling 15-ounce bottles of their barbecue sauce for $6.99 each, which means they made $76,890 off sauce sales this weekend alone, not taking into account bottling and shipping costs.
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Thanh describes the incidents as "attacks," and insists that it's impossible for such contaminations to happen, as the company's advanced bottling system ensures that its products are bottled in a sterile and hygienic environment.
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With much less sleep under my belt than the day before, no shower for 24 hours, and no information about what we were about to do, bottling up my fear wasn't really working anymore.
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Pointing to customers like Unilever, Anheuser-Busch, and Niagara Bottling — along with the more than 10,000 trucking companies that are now using Convoy's platform — Lewis suggests that things are very much going to plan.
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Because you can get free shipping on this $50…Read more ReadThe soda behemoth told The Guardian that the poop-containing cans were discovered at the Hellenic Bottling Company factory in Lisburn, Co Antrim.
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Three leading Israeli newspapers said the tax bill is based on royalties of about 1 billion shekels transferred in recent years to Coca-Cola from Central Bottling Co, the Israel franchiser of Coca-Cola.
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Earlier this year he launched his own product line (aptly named 'Hair') of dry shampoos and sprays, bottling a bit of his magic into colorful cans to help us transform our hair at home.
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Sometimes he gets tips from his fans on the Soda Finder Facebook page, but for the most part, he just shows up at grocery stores, Walmarts, convenience stores, and bottling companies along his routes.
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It's since been a water-bottling company, private residence, a tech support center for the blog Laughing Squid, and has even hosted smaller events like a Google dinner party and a lavish Halloween bash.
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Policies supporting B.C., Ontario and Quebec that provide favorable distribution and retail access, discounted excise taxes, and local bottling requirements for the benefit of domestic producers are contrary to Canada's commitments to the WTO.
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The "raw water" movement has been around for several years — it had its roots in the raw food movement — but it's been getting attention lately after companies started bottling and selling untreated spring water.
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Dozens of workers at one of Coca-Cola's largest bottling and distribution plants have refused to go to work for almost two months, demanding the same 20 percent increase with a $32,000 peso bonus.
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He sat on many corporate boards and acquired interests in many sectors — including mining, finance, South Africa's McDonald's restaurants and Coca-Cola bottling plants — where his high-level ties to the A.N.C. proved useful.
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The brew master, five generational lines down from founder Henri Maes, said he could have moved the brewing to beside the bottling plant built in 2010 and kept the old site as a museum.
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"The acquisition of the sterile bottling plant in Stein fits seamlessly into Lonza's strategy to expand its drug development, production and formulation business," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Philipp Gamper wrote in a note to investors.
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TOKYO, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Japanese beverage company Kirin Holdings said it is in talks with Japan's two Coca-Cola bottling companies, Coca-Cola East Japan and Coca-Cola West, about a possible capital tie-up.
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Analysts said that CCH was well positioned to secure the bottling rights due to its experience in Africa, and that the deal looked like good value, coming in under expectations of $4 billion or more.
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Back on the FTSE 100, Coca-Cola bottling company CCH climbed 4.6 percent, the top performer, after UBS upgraded the stock to "buy" from "sell", saying its recent share price losses made it attractively valued.
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In December, the CNBV also sanctioned the chairman of the board of directors of the bottling organization Cultura Cultiba , Juan Gallardo, for failing to immediately inform the market about an unspecified administrative procedure in 2014.
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It was silly and dumb, I know, but when you finally release the gay feelings you've been bottling up for twenty years, a few other emotions are bound to come pouring out with the rest.
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In news-driven moves, Coca-Cola HBC AG, which was seen as a potential buyer for CCBA, slumped nearly 7% after NYSE-listed Coca-Cola Co dropped plans to refranchise its Africa bottling business CCBA.
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Instead, he finds that the owner of Coca-Cola bottling is leveraging the mayor of his city to play up crime rates and invite developers in to clean up the town with new luxury housing.
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On Keeping Up with the Kardashians, her treatments have ranged from medical-grade cortisone injections and bottling up Costa Rican spring water to stealing her sister Kourtney's breast milk and splashing it onto her legs.
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Femsa said the results benefited from a favorable comparison with the previous fourth quarter, when earnings sank due to a change in the reporting of results for Femsa's Coca-Cola bottling unit in struggling Venezuela.
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Last July, KOF said it was ready to jump on "the next wave of inorganic growth through an agreement to evaluate, preferentially, the acquisition of certain territories within the Bottling Investments Group," including U.S. operations.
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While refranchising will cause some near-term EBITDA dilution, the company will receive upfront cash proceeds that will be used for debt reduction and an annuity stream related to bottling assets to offset this decline.
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It is not uncommon for craft breweries to buy the pumpkins or puree from suppliers in the late spring and complete the brewing and bottling in time for release in late August or early September.
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The top faller on the UK blue-chip index was soft drink bottling company Coca Cola HBC, which slid 5 percent after Barclays downgraded its rating to "underweight" on concerns over its emerging market exposure.
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On Monday, a unanimous 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals largely affirmed a lower court ruling that dismissed Harold Maple's lawsuit against Costco and the company that made VitaRain, Niagara Bottling Co, with one exception.
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While refranchising will cause some near-term EBITDA dilution, Coca-Cola will receive upfront cash proceeds that will be used for debt reduction and an annuity stream related to bottling assets to offset this decline.
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Bewley told me they had to build the "second-fastest bottling line in the Western Hemisphere," spinning off 1,600 bottles a minute, 21990 hours a day, seven days a week, to keep up with demand.
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Participants visit him in his East London distillery, set unearth a railway arch, and choose botanicals which they will use to craft their own gin — bottling, sealing and naming it is part of the fun.
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He pointed to the successful bottling up of outbreaks in China, with more than 80,0000 cases, and South Korea, with more than 7,000, as pointing to the possibility of constraining the epidemic in countries worldwide.
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After initially holding out for a productive relationship, Democrats have soured on Barr, accusing Trump's newly appointed attorney general of bottling up Mueller's final report last month and conveying his own views of Mueller's findings.
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In East Homer, N.Y., a half-hour drive south of Syracuse, a small dairy called Trinity Valley began bottling its own products in 2014 in addition to selling its raw milk to larger commercial processors.
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Coca-Cola has experienced its own such debacle in India, where farmers and activists have voiced repeated concerns that the company's bottling plants could erode groundwater levels, undermine local agriculture and pollute neighboring water bodies.
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BRUGES, Belgium (Reuters) - A Belgian brewery is turning on the taps of a pipeline buried beneath the medieval city of Bruges to transport its beer to a bottling plant some 20163 km (22016 miles) away.
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Al Garcia, a longtime resident, recalled that it was part of a milk bottling plant owned by Dairy Rich in the 1950s and 2100s, then served as a warehouse for copper and cast-iron pipes.
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To keep a president's party from bottling such a measure up, the law says that if one chamber passes such a resolution, the other one must bring it up for a vote within 18 days.
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The pair began bottling and selling water straight from the limestone aquifer, and soon earned the attention of whiskey snobs near and far looking to prove just who is the whiskey snobbiest of them all.
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As so many fans of the Fab Five binged every episode of the show's third season this weekend, they saw Deborah and Mary, aka Little and Shorty, bottling their barbecue sauce so it could be sold.
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The neighborhood that Meow Wolf's exhibition occupies is historically industrial: the city bus depot and a Pepsi bottling plant are nearby, among auto-body shops, a tortillaria, and a handful of rental apartments and artist studios.
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Ten-Forward Vodka, made by Silver Screen Bottling Company and CBS Consumer Products, is created by sending a small batch of the alcohol out into the earth's mesosphere using a high-altitude balloon, Food & Wine reported .
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The company, which traces its roots back to a jewelry shop in south London in 1851, said on Friday it signed a deal to sell its water bottling business for $40 million to California's Amsino Healthcare.
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It took another seven liters to make the PET plastic bottle, plus a total of 0.4 liters of "operational water," which is the water used in its bottling plants to manufacture each half-liter of product.
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I realized that I was also guilty of withholding, of bottling up feelings that required hard conversations—and then, too often, using alcohol to let emotions tumble out of me like so many broken shot glasses.
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But Coke seems to be winning the so-called cola-wars by adopting a more aggressive approach to selling juices, teas and vitamin water and taking the lead on franchising its bottling operations to cut costs.
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Analysts are speculating whether the latest new appointment Laguarta, a 54-year-old Spaniard who speaks four languages, will be more open to strategic options like separating PepsiCo's U.S. bottling business or breaking up the company.
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South Africans can now buy the 2013 merlot, made using rooibos and honeybush wood, on supermarket shelves, and Audacia will soon start bottling three 2014 rooibos wooded wines: a shiraz, a cabernet sauvignon, and another merlot.
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LAGOS, Feb 12 (Reuters) - The Nigerian bourse has approved the voluntary delisting of Seven-Up Bottling Co after it received a takeover bid from its majority shareholder with the aim of restructuring the soft drinks bottler.
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Nashville gave themselves that chance by overcoming an early deficit and bottling up the Sharks, who scored seven third-period goals in 5-2 and 3-2 wins in Game 1 and 2 over the weekend.
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Right now what we're doing is bottling that in for 21.6-26 months but you've got to open the lid at some point — I hope — and when that comes out the demand will grow even faster.
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AS has agreed to a 1.6 billion euro ($1.9 billion) offer from a consortium led by French private equity firm PAI Partners, which would delist the Dutch bottling company less than three years after its flotation.
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While in college, Felix returned to France to get reacquainted with his father and try his hand at the brewery; for six months he cleaned out fermentation vats, worked in a bottling plant and loaded trucks.
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Intense emotions come to the surface today, challenging you to be mature and sit with them instead of bottling them up, thanks to the moon's connection with taskmaster Saturn and the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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To keep a president's partisan allies from bottling up such a measure, the law says that if one chamber passed such a resolution, the other one must bring it up for a vote within 18 days.
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This directorial debut from Jonah Hill doubles as an exhibition of artifacts from a skateboarders' slice of 1990s California culture, bottling up the feeling of that time and place through the eyes of a young protagonist.
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Refresco said in July it would acquire Cott's bottling facilities for US$1.25bn, giving a big boost to its business in the US. JP Morgan is leading the deal, alongside bookrunners ABN Amro, BNP Paribas and Rabobank.
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As for Negan, his eponymous wine stands above the rest with a unique aging preparation: Part of the red blend is kept in bourbon barrels for three months before bottling, so the wine gets a distinct flavor.
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It's something she's been bottling up since the very first season of Game of Throes; something that's grated on her so much that she finally decided to take to Twitter on Friday to set the record straight.
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N). Coca-Cola Femsa, a joint venture between Coca-Cola Co and Mexican bottler and retailer Fomento Economico Mexicano (Femsa), said it would continue evaluating acquisitions of other available territories operated by Coca-Cola's Bottling Investments Group.
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The soft drinks bottling industry has been hit by slow demand arising from weak economic growth in Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, which recently emerged from a recession and a currency crisis that stifled raw material imports.
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In an interview with British newspaper The Telegraph in April, Harry spoke candidly about the "total chaos" he experienced after losing his mother and the problems caused by bottling up his emotions rather than talking about them.
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Quincey, who joined Coke in 1996, is also credited with streamlining Coke's bottling operations by merging its three main bottlers in Europe to form Coca-Cola European Partners Plc, now Coke's largest independent bottler by net revenue.
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For years now it's felt as though there's been an ongoing persecution of the night as something criminal in itself, a repeat offender complicit in every bottling, murder, and sex attack that has taken place after sunset.
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When asked about mergers and acquisitions, Bogdanovic said the company was actively looking, particularly at waters and juices, but he declined to comment specifically on an African bottling asset that Coca-Cola has been looking to sell.
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While Coca-Cola's net revenue declined 16 percent in the quarter, as the company sells off its low-margin bottling operations, revenue from its core beverage business, or organic revenue, rose 3 percent, indicating strength in demand.
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While refranchising will cause some near-term EBITDA dilution through 2018, the company will receive upfront cash proceeds that will be used for debt reduction and an annuity stream related to bottling assets to offset this decline.
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At first she tinkered with the idea of bottled cocktails, but quickly realized that the bottling process sacrificed much of the carbonation and produced a ton of garbage, since glass is trickier to recycle in Hong Kong.
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I knew all too well the symptoms of bottling up my emotions — the bitter taste of salt in each drop of sweat, losing myself in the background music and the muscle aches were nothing new to me.
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That's certainly how the political system treated civil rights for much of the 20th century, bottling up bills in the Rules committee, filibustering them in the US Senate, or neutering them through agreement with the Southern Dixiecrats.
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Costs related to the refranchising of Coca-Cola's U.S. bottling operations look to be a more meaningful drag on the company's full-year profit than analysts were expecting, brokerage Cowen & Co said in a note to clients.
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It did so by treating wastewater from its bottling facilities, building clean drinking water projects in impoverished areas, planting trees and native grasses to catch rainfall, and other initiatives to help offset Coca-Cola's massive water footprint.
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Synergies may have taken a small hit from Coca-Cola's decision to exercise its right to buy back AB InBev's stake in the soft drink maker's Africa bottling business, which came as part of the SABMiller deal.
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It opens with a hypothetical chapter about an idyllic America transformed by a socialist party led by Bruce Springsteen, mostly told from the perspective of a worker at Jon Bon Jovi's father's curry pasta sauce bottling plant.
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They also use it differently: Conventional winemakers add sulfites to grapes to kill off natural yeasts, and then add more throughout the rest of the winemaking process; natural winemakers will add a little bit just before bottling.
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In just one decade of work in Mexico, Candela built his concrete shells to shelter not only scientists, churchgoers, and diners, but also factory workers at the Bacardi Bottling Plant and revelers at the oceanside La Jacaranda Nightclub.
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"When we first came out here to this building—which is literally a block deep and a block wide, it's massive, it was a 7Up bottling facility—we were actually one of the first tenants," Werner told me.
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Not only is the it fairly arbitrary, Wang explains that the oil producer could be tagging on as many as two years from the bottling date, sometimes a year after the harvest date, to come up with it.
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"What we know from our experience is that given the controls and safeguards we have in our production facilities it is virtually impossible for any foreign object to enter any container during the bottling process," the company said.
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Demeter Fragrance Library, a delightfully weird perfume company best known for bottling up scents like eau de Dirt and Rain and Paperback (like the books), has come out with Kitten Fur, which is exactly what it sounds like.
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Instead of mobilizing his unprecedented grassroots machine to pressure obstructionist lawmakers, support state and local candidates who shared his vision, and counter the Tea Party, Obama mothballed his campaign operation, bottling it up inside the Democratic National Committee.
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One in a lifelong series of gauchely self-indulgent pet projects of Alki David, the Greek heir to a Coca-Cola bottling fortune (net worth: approximately $2 billion), Hologram USA can, presumably, operate at a complete financial loss.
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He says that the bottling and distribution process introduces the three biggest beer-killers — oxygen, light, and uneven temperature — diminishing the quality of the beer you pick up in the store or order on draft at the pub.
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"This is a smart investment that enables us to aggressively manage costs, keep prices low for our customers and remain competitive with the majority of major grocery chains already bottling their own milk," said spokesman John Forrest Ales.
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GEA now targets earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) at the low end of a range of 600 million to 640 million euros ($699 million to $745 million), excluding charges for a problem-struck bottling line.
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Late last year, Nestlé's plans to expand its bottling operations hit a hurdle when the state's second-highest court ruled that the operation did not provide an "essential public service," a designation needed to pass local zoning laws.
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While around 1.7 million Chinese tourists visited Russia last year, more than a million Russians signed a petition against a Chinese-backed water bottling plant on the shores of Lake Baikal, one of Russia's most spectacular natural sights.
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"We had to take with our bottling partners an increase [in prices] in our sparkling beverage industry in the middle of the year, which is relatively uncommon," Quincey said on "Squawk on the Street " after Coke reported earnings.
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In September, Evian inaugurated its modernized, carbon-neutral bottling plant in the spa town of Evian-Les-Bains close to Lake Geneva, and Danone aims to make Evian its first, major carbon-neutral mineral water brand by 2020.
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The unions have previously said that the strike action at the company's Cameronbridge, Leven and Shieldhall sites by its members, who make up half of Diageo's Scottish workforce, would bring bottling, maturation and distilling operations to a standstill.
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It's early, but what we've so far seen from Irving in the dozen games he's been a Celtic is someone who's bottling all the effortless skill that made him an unstoppable scorer in Cleveland into a more measured attack.
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Net operating revenue fell to $7.51 billion from $9.41 billion a year earlier due to ongoing efforts to refranchise its bottling operations, but beat the average analyst estimate of $83 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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"We had to take with our bottling partners an increase [in prices] in our sparkling beverage industry in the middle of the year, which is relatively uncommon," Quincey said on CNBC's Squawk on the Street after the earnings report.
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Next, the bottling plants churned out a new line of water called Cúrate, packed into taller cans festooned with bright illustrations of fruit and labeled with fruit blends in Spanish and French: "cérise limón" for cherry-lime, for example.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The soft drink bottling company that succeeded in reining in U.S. presidential powers by challenging the way President Barack Obama appointed National Labor Relations Board members has lost the underlying dispute that prompted that Supreme Court battle.
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But if you're not committed enough to your skincare routine to wake up at the crack of dawn, you'll love this news: Stewart is bottling up all of her secrets in a new beauty line she's debuting on QVC!
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I mean, we've been very fortunate with the IKEA foundation, with Niagara Bottling, with the PepsiCo foundation, and several others that have invested in us so that we can go and create those game changing ideas like water credit.
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Naturally, however, this is Silicon Valley, so the site ended up going viral and they got so many requests that they needed to figure out what to do next because larger bottling orders came in the tens of thousands.
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The school of thought posits that, when we spend our waking hours bottling up anxiety over certain issues, our dreams act as a release valve for those worries while we're subconscious so that the anxiety doesn't compound over time.
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This week, the Tamaulipas state police were called in to break up encampments at steelworks factories, and a human resources manager at a Coca-Cola bottling plant ordered non-union employees to attack striking workers, including a pregnant woman.
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Some readers may remember that when Coca-Cola opened a bottling plant in Tel Aviv, the Arab League placed the company on a boycott list and Coke could no longer sell its products in Arab nations supporting the boycott.
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And yet, while sommeliers and critics alike recognize the potential of his land's terroir and skills as a farmer, the music legend is still at the relative dawn of his winemaking career, even after bottling over a dozen vintages.
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But, as a veteran myself, I fought to protect and defend this right to free speech, and as a country we were better served by allowing both sides to passionately argue their views, instead of bottling one side up.
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Ms. Milam was unaware that he had entered the competition with the single-barrel bourbon, which had been distilled and aged in oak barrels in Tennessee, aged in Kentucky and then brought to Texas for additional aging and bottling.
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"There is land within the area which is not being used," Arnault, LVMH's chairman and chief executive, told journalists at a new Hennessy bottling plant near the city of Cognac, on the banks of the Charente river in western France.
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The tweets were spread evenly among users from all over the country, of all genders and political allegiances, with few or many followers — arguing against the notion of an "echo chamber" bottling up news to like-minded communities, the researchers said.
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In America and Australia, a common entry point is local "fruit bombs": heavy, alcoholic wines that taste of plum or blackberry; bear the vanilla or mocha imprint of oak barrels; and should be drunk within a few years of bottling.
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Once you clear the fermenter a few times by removing first the wet hops and then the yeast, you can add a funnel-like bottling attachment that lets you squirt the beer into bottles or kegs using an included hose.
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The company told The Verge that "The Coca-Cola Company and our bottling partners have long believed that we must conduct our business more sustainably and grow responsibly" and that it has to work with its partners to achieve that.
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Shares in soft drink bottling company Coca-Cola HBC jumped 2.7 percent after reporting a profit lift following a return to growth for the first time in five years in its established markets, with good performances in Italy and Greece.
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Preventing autoimmune disorders may require emulating aspects of that "dirtier" world: safely bottling the kinds of microbes that protect the Russian kids, so we can give them to everyone and guide the "postmodern" immune system along a healthier path of development.
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The start-up is blending up spent grain (they call it "saved" grain) with cashews, coconut milk, pea protein, and flavorings like matcha and turmeric (very au courant), bottling it in some Rothko-lookin'-ass packing, and selling it via Kickstarter.
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The two-mile pipeline, visible in one spot through a transparent manhole cover cut into the cobblestone, carries beer from one of the country's oldest still-operating breweries in the center of Bruges to a bottling plant on its outskirts.
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"I was bottling it up 100% and one day I was in a bathroom and the lights were out, I couldn't turn them on because you had to have a key in a separate part of the school," she said.
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MEXICO CITY, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Mexican bottler and retailer Fomento Economico Mexicano (Femsa) on Tuesday said net profit fell more than 70 percent in the fourth quarter, hit by the revaluation of assets in its Venezuelan Coca-Cola bottling operation.
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Though others conventionally bottled their wines after 18 to 24 months of aging in order to meet commercial demands, Mr. Bonneau had the patience and discipline to wait at least four years, and sometimes as long as six, before bottling.
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Beer maker Grupo Modelo, the maker of Corona beer and a unit of global top brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev, is planning to invest 14 billion Mexican pesos ($744 million) in a brewing and bottling plant in the central state of Hidalgo.
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A spokesperson for Coca-Cola in Mexico told me that the company agrees with the way the Arca Continental, which runs the bottling plant, is handling the strike, but didn't say whether or not Coca-Cola supports the workers' demands.
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Inspired by the immersive Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios, its founder Trey Azar built the tasting room amid the production center with 360-degree views of the stills and bottling lines and pipes running above the bar.
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Some White House aides, including Gary Cohn, are working to organize a meeting between Trump and representatives from the auto and bottling industries to fully explain the effect of steel and aluminum tariffs, according to a person familiar with the plan.
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In a feat that could've been dreamed up by some hopped-up Willy Wonka, a Belgian brewer has installed a two-mile long beer pipeline that pumps beer straight from his downtown Bruges brewery to his bottling facility outside of town.
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