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In 1992 the fourth generation took over with Ralph Crowley, Jr., becoming President and CEO.  Under his leadership, Polar made numerous acquisitions for the rights to manufacture and distribute National brands such as 7 Up, A&W, Sunkist, Seagrams, Royal Crown and Diet Rite.  In 1999 his brother Christopher became Executive Vice President & Treasurer.  Both Ralph and Christopher remain today in these roles at Polar Beverages.

Under this fourth generation of Crowley’s, Polar has undergone its most dramatic growth and change.  In December of 1996, Polar Beverages bought long-time competitor Adirondack Beverages in Scotia, New York, including its 650,000 square foot manufacturing facility.  Adirondack’s product line includes Adirondack, Waist Watchers, Clear & Natural as well as private label brands. Polar was able to develop this company’s production from 20 million 12-ounce cases to over 50 million cases and increase Adirondack’s revenue from $50 million to $100 million annually.
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