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| 1937–1941 | 1941–1947 | 1947–1962 | 1962–1970 | 1970–1978 | 1978–1988 (USA), 1978–present (Mexico) |
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1937–1941[]
1941–1947[]
1947–1962[]
1962–1970[]
1970–1978[]
1978–1988 (USA), 1978–present (Mexico)[]
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Introduced in the late 1970s. This logo is still used on bottles in Mexico.
1988–1997[]
1997–2002[]
2002–2010[]
200?–present (Mexico)[]
2010–present[]
| 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: 7Up (Cherry) | 7Up Zero Sugar (Cherry) | A&W (Root Beer | Cream Soda) | Bai | Big Red | Canada Dry (Zero Sugar) | Canfield's | Clamato | Core Hydration | Crush | Deja Blue | Hawaiian Punch | Margaritaville | Mott's | Mr & Mrs T | Nestea1 | Peñafiel | RC Cola (Cherry | Zero Sugar) | Schweppes | Snapple | Squirt (Zero Sugar) | Sun Drop (Diet) | Sunkist1 (Zero Sugar) | SunnyD | Venom Energy | Vernors (Zero Sugar) | Welch’s1 | Yoo-hoo Former/Defunct: 1Under license.  |