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companies. Nestle Waters (Poland Spring and other regional brands) continues to be the leading bottled water company with market share around 30%. Pepsi's (Aquafina) market share is approximately 12% . While Coke (Dasani) is #3 behind Nestle and Pepsi at about 11%, its growth rate has been higher ov

eading bottled water company with market share around 30%. Pepsi's (Aquafina) market share is approximately 12% . While Coke (Dasani) is #3 behind Nestle and Pepsi at about 11%, its growth rate has been higher over the past five years. Coke's market share was 4.4% in 2000 and increased to 10.5% in 20

companies. Nestle Waters (Poland Spring and other regional brands) continues to be the leading bottled water company with market share around 30%. Pepsi's (Aquafina) market share is approximately 12% . While Coke (Dasani) is #3 behind Nestle and Pepsi at about 11%, its growth rate has been higher ov

eading bottled water company with market share around 30%. Pepsi's (Aquafina) market share is approximately 12% . While Coke (Dasani) is #3 behind Nestle and Pepsi at about 11%, its growth rate has been higher over the past five years. Coke's market share was 4.4% in 2000 and increased to 10.5% in 20

well over one- third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/co

eshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. In 2003, consumers made private label water a strong

well over one-third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/co

eshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. <br> <br> In 2003, consumers made private label wat

well over one- third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/co

eshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. In 2003, consumers made private label water a strong

well over one-third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/con

reshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. In 2003, consumers made private label water a strong

well over one-third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/co

eshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. <br> <br> In 2003, consumers made private label wat

well over one-third of all volume in 2002. Growth is due to consumers demand for healthy refreshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/con

reshment and the entrance of branded products. Coke and Pepsi are driving sales through package proliferation, merchandising and strong trade deals. Nestle has used larger bonus packages, special incentives/contracts with retailers to drive business. <br> <br> In 2003, consumers made private label wat