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Canada Dry Low-Calorie Ginger Ale[]
1957-1969[]
Production of Canada Dry's low-calorie beverages was halted in October 1969 due to rising concerns about cyclamates.
1970-1971[]
1971-197?[]
Canada Dry Sugar Free Diet Ginger Ale[]
197?-1975[]
1974-1981[]
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Sugar Free Canada Dry[]
1981-1987[]
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Canada Dry Diet Ginger Ale[]
1987-2000[]
2000-2010[]
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2010-2022[]
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale Zero[]
2011-present (Chile)[]
Canada Dry Zero Sugar Ginger Ale[]
2022-2024 (USA)[]
2024-present (USA)[]
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| Owners: JAB Holding Company | Mondelēz International Predecessors: Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages | Dr Pepper-Seven Up, Inc. | Dr Pepper Snapple Group | Keurig Green Mountain Coffees: Soft Drinks: 1Under license.  |
| Part of Organización Ardila Lülle
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