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From the supplier: Most US soft-drink franchise companies and bottlers reported growth in 1992, despite slowing overall sales and some major brands' volume declines. Coca-Cola Co's volume rose 1.5%, to about 3.32 billion cases. PepsiCo Inc increased its volume .9%, to 2.55 billion cases. Royal Crown Cola Co's volume declined 3%, but volume for its RC Cola flagship brand fell only 1%. Dr Pepper/Seven-Up Corp's volume rose 6.9%
Citation Details Title: Franchise companies keep sales bubbling in tough times. (includes article on megabrands' market share declines) (Annual Soft Drink Report)
Publication: Beverage Industry (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 1, 1993
Publisher: Stagnito Communications
Volume: v84
Issue: n3
Page: pS18(2)
Distributed by Thomson Gale
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