Drinks packaging law hits sales in Germany
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 24 February 2003
To the consternation of drinks manufacturers and retailers alike, new recycling laws in Germany are set to change consumer preferences for drinks in the short-term. International analyst Euromonitor assesses the impact on the soft drink and beer industries.
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To the consternation of drinks manufacturers and retailers alike, new recycling laws in Germany are set to change consumer preferences for drinks in the short-term. International analyst Euromonitor assesses the impact on the soft drink and beer industries.
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