International groups look to go it alone in China
By Chris Brook-Carter | 6 July 2004
Few markets have attracted the kind of attention being directed at China by the international drinks trade at present. Chris Brook-Carter reviews a recent survey by business analyst KPMG into the hopes and fears of the country's international consumer goods companies.
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Few markets have attracted the kind of attention being directed at China by the international drinks trade at present. Chris Brook-Carter reviews a recent survey by business analyst KPMG into the hopes and fears of the country's international consumer goods companies.
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