bottler
noun[C]
uk/ˈbɒtlər/usPRODUCTION
acompanythat putsdrinksintobottlesorcansforsaleto thepublic:
Thecompanysellsconcentratetoitsbottlers, whomixthedrinkswithcarbonatedwater,pourthem intobottlesandcans, andsellthem toretailers.
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After 1900 the firm's innovative business practices, such as itsbottlerretail system, amplified its success.
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The ordinary run of wines depends upon thebottler.
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The bottlers have no instructions to bottle any more.
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Are not these bottles used by fruit bottlers as well as by farmers, and are they anxious not to have their raw materials made dearer?
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Will that include bottlers who bottle beer from casks?
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If the milk is in small containers, such as bottles, the sample will go to thebottler, if he gives his name and address.
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The bottlers have an interest in ensuring that they are seen to be selling quality wines.
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That means that it becomes very attractive for the foreign bottlers of bulk whisky to aim for the cheaper end of the market.
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In order to identify the wines of those bottlers involved with contamination it is necessary therefore to identify the bottler's name rather than the brand name.
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The initial industry target here can be met from existing sources, which include used and broken or damaged bottles from bottlers, packers, dairies and cullet merchants.
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The free buyer, the licence holder, thebottler, the dealer, and even the brewer who buys beer from elsewhere, will be able to get his beer where he chooses.
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Faced with generation turnovers and potentially large investments to upgrade production equipment, longtime family-owned bottlers began merging or closing.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The steward (stuarde), who is the butler (bottler), and the cook try to stop him because it is not mealtime.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Its members include producers and bottlers of soft drinks, bottled water, and other non-alcoholic beverages.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thebottlerthen distributes the final product to the wholesale sellers in a geographic area.
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