how much does it cost to can a sports or energy drink?
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The cost to can it takes up around 85% of the total cost 5% the cost is of the liquid and 10% is company's gains.  We pay more for packaging, advertising and logistics than what the liquid is worth.
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at a healthfood store, they're about $10-15 each
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from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
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if you get Coca Cola to sponsor it, you can give free refreshments. I think that's about it.\nif I were you, I would look at having three or four sponsors for various things.
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The two used at the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota cost $80k each.  The operating cost (besides the salaries for the guys operating them) is around $18 per cleaning.  However most NHL rinks don't pay for them.  They are sponsored... kinda like NASCAR.  About half of the Zambonis in the NHL are sponsored by Bud Light.
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Just about $503 dollars per ounce. It's not $506.\n\nCheck out this link for trends and stuff- http://www.kitco.com/market/us_charts.html
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$5.15, same as everywhere in the US. that's federally mandated, not done on a state-by-state basis.
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i never heard of it. most energy drinks taste nasty but i go buy some. i like Mountain Dew MDX and RedBull is the best.
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around $3.00 a gallon or  $.75/litre
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eight dollars.... 3 dollars a gallon could in turn make money versus. $8 to burn time. plus sodas and popcorn you're down another $10-$15 bucks...enjoy
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None of the regular sports drinks are really "good for you".  They can be helpful for athletes who are losing a LOT of hydration due to sweating - this is what Gatorade and Poweraid are made for.  It adds electrolytes and sugar back to your system, however most casual athletes do not really need this.\n\nAs for regular drinking - they are actually bad for you.  There is a lot of sodium (salt) and calories (due to sugar), so it would be better to go for the flavored "fitness water" - like Propel and others, they have very few calories and no (or very little) sodium.\n\nSo if you are engaging in strenuous activity in the heat, go for the Gatorade or Poweraid, if not I would recommend a lower calorie fitness water.
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if you mean just 20 pounds that would fill me fuel tank here in australia at the moment, its around a factor of times 3 for the conversion so 20 pounds equals around $60 aud, but no its not really alot....it may buy you a few meals at macca's or a shirt but thats it.\n\nMitch
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About US $12.70 per oz.
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AS of close of business Friday: $629.20 an oz.\n\nhttp://edition.cnn.com/BUSINESS/
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If you use the sun as a dehydrating method - the cost is $0  Electrical dehydrating methods will run you around 85 cents US a KG..
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It depends on when you go.  Here is the link for prices at Cal Skate of Milpitas.
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The best energy, pick-me-up drink I've ever had is A.C.T.  It's much less expensive than REDBULL, and instead of just being loaded with caffeine and sugar, A.C.T. is actually good for you.