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Essay heading: Brita USA Case Study
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Still Water 45% 1,530,000,000 $ 1,530,000,000
Carbonated Water 27% 918,000,000 $ 2,754,000,000
Bottled Service (est.) 28% 952,000,000 n/a
Est. Total Bottled Water Consumption 3,400,000,000 Gallons
Est. Cost of Bottled Still Water $0.0078 per oz.
Est. Cost of Carbonated Water $0.0234 per oz...
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Cost of Bottled Still Water $0.0078 per oz.
Est. Cost of Carbonated Water $0.0234 per oz.
In 1988 the Clorox Company purchased the rights to the Brita water filtration pitcher from a small German company, Brita GmbH. In exchange for a 3-4% royalty on total sales and exclusive sales of filters, Brita GmbH allowed Clorox to design and sell its own pitchers in the U...
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