FRANCE: Militant Languedoc winegrowers stage fresh attacks (MEM)
Members of militant Languedoc winegrowers union the Comité Régional d'Action Viticole (CRAV) staged fresh attacks at several points across the region on Wednesday (4 November) in protest against the low prices paid to producers.
UK: Spier drops multiples presence to target UK on-trade (MEM)
South African wine producer Spier has abandoned the multiple grocer retail channel in the UK, focusing instead on the country's on-trade.
US: Hansen Natural continues healthy 2009 in Q3 (REG)
Hansen Natural has reported another quarter of rising profits and sales.
Monster mission fails for Red Bull?
2nd November 2009 14:45
It seems Red Bull has had its feathers ruffled after the company’s loss of a contract by supply pub chain JD Wetherspoon in the UK. So much so that...
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just the answer - Ketel One (MEM)
Back in February last year, the owners of the Ketel One vodka brand, the Netherlands-based Nolet family, announced a tie-up for the brand with Diageo. The deal not only signaled the end of Diageo's interest in the race to acquire Vin & Sprit's Absolut, but also gave the Nolets a helping hand with its premium vodka brand. Last week, Michelle Russell met with Bob Nolet, the vice president of Nolet Distillery and 11th generation family member.
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