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Campbell said in May that, even as its U.S. soup sales fell in its fiscal third quarter, sales in its beverage unit rose 5 percent, driven by gains in its V8 Splash and V-Fusion drinks. Bolthouse Farms, based in Bakersfield, Calif., had sales of $689 million for the fiscal year ended March 31. Its drinks and salad dressings are sold under the Bolthouse banner. It sells carrots under the "Earthbound Farms" and "Green Giant" brands. Carrots account for slightly more than half of Bolthouse's revenue, while drinks and salad dressings make up about a third of revenue. Campbell shares slipped 32 cents to $32.67 in afternoon trading Monday. That's near the mid-point of their 52-week range from $29.69 to $35.02.
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