Bottled water sales get Latin fever
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 15 April 2003
Bottled water has seen phenomenal growth in Latin America, but the market remains complex and divided, with the world's highest bottled water consumers co-existing with the lowest. Euromonitor investigates the vastly differing markets for the soft drinks industry's star performer.
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Bottled water has seen phenomenal growth in Latin America, but the market remains complex and divided, with the world's highest bottled water consumers co-existing with the lowest. Euromonitor investigates the vastly differing markets for the soft drinks industry's star performer.
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