rebottle

rebottle

(riːˈbɒtəl)
vb (tr)
to bottle (a liquid or substance) again
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The company had been accused of buying drinks brew in Ghana, shipping them to Liberia and mixing with water to be sold on the local market, a claim the management has denied and question while would it import a drink sold at US40,00 per carton and bring it here just to rebottle it and sell it for USD30.00 considering shipping and clearing fees.
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If they aren't dry, crisp them in a cool oven and rebottle them.
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