US: Pulse Beverage secures Nevada distribution deal
By Michelle Russell | 3 October 2011
The Pulse Beverage Corp has expanded its distribution in the US to the state of Nevada.
The US soft drinks firm has secured a deal with Dr Pepper 7Up Bottling Co for the distribution of its Cabana lemonade range in Nevada. The partnership was announced today (3 October).
Dr Pepper 7Up Bottling Co distributes to retail outlets throughout Nevada, California, Idaho, and Wyoming via distributor agreements and through its distribution facilities in California and Idaho.
This is the sixth distribution agreement in the US and Canada for Pulse Beverages this year. Last week, the company announced a deal with Innermountain Distributing for the state of Colorado.
Sectors: Soft drinks, Water
Companies: Dr Pepper
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