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Non-free / fair use media rationale for Hi-C (drink)
Description	An interview with George Roberts, former Director of Contract Packer Operations for the Coca-Cola Company Foods Division
Source	Foodline Volume 16/Number 5, August 1983, The Coca-Cola Company Foods Division
Article	Hi-C (drink)
Portion used	cover of magazine
Low resolution?	276KB
Purpose of use	define publication source cover
Replaceable?	possibly still in company archives

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current	05:05, 23 February 2008	1,275×1,664 (274 KB)	Jroberts22 (Talk \| contribs)	({{Non-free use rationale \|Article=George Roberts Recalls the Early Days of Hi-C \|Description=An interview with George Roberts, former Director of Contract Packer Operations for the Coca-Cola Company Foods Division \|Source= Foodline Volume 16/Number 5, Aug)