US: Dr Pepper finds new bottler following Portland bankruptcy
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 23 January 2002
Portland-based Columbia Distributing Company has won the franchise for Dr Pepper/Seven Up and its soft drinks brands in those portions of Oregon, Washington and Idaho where the former Portland Bottling Company previously handled the brands. The Portland Bottling Company went bankrupt in mid-December.
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Portland-based Columbia Distributing Company has won the franchise for Dr Pepper/Seven Up and its soft drinks brands in those portions of Oregon, Washington and Idaho where the former Portland Bottling Company previously handled the brands. The Portland Bottling Company went bankrupt in mid-December.
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