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India and China hold key for blended Scotch growthAmong all the emerging markets, IWSR/just-drinks' latest report, Global market review of blended Scotch whisky - forecasts to 2014, identifies China and India as particularly critical to the future success of the blended Scotch whisky category. Since 2003, shipments to China have increased from 278,000 nine-litre cases to 1,756,300 cases in 2008. Volumes are forecast to reach 1,766,000 cases in 2010, up from 1,694,800 cases in 2009. The growth in India came off a slightly higher base in 2003 but has been equally impressive. Exports stood at 397,500 cases in 2003, rising to 1,139,000 cases in 2008. They are forecast to reach 1,454,000 cases in 2010, up from 1,301,800 cases in 2009.
There are few categories that are as international in scope as Scotch whisky. At over 30,000 words and including over 100 data tables, this report is the definitive guide to the global blended Scotch market. It provides a complete review of the major markets, offers forecast data out to 2014, interviews the leading brand players and discusses the major issues that affect this key brown spirits category. Download a sample of this report
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Global market review of blended Scotch whisky - forecasts to 2014 
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