Bottled water drives Indian soft drinks market
By Euromonitor International | 20 September 2005
The second part of a report on the Indian soft drinks market from analysts Euromonitor examines the progress of non-carbonated sectors, looking at the growth of the bottled water category and the potential for other types of beverages such as fruit and vegetable juices and functional drinks.
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The second part of a report on the Indian soft drinks market from analysts Euromonitor examines the progress of non-carbonated sectors, looking at the growth of the bottled water category and the potential for other types of beverages such as fruit and vegetable juices and functional drinks.
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