Mediterranean soft drinks markets fail to bubble

By Soft Drinks International | 6 January 2005

While non-carbs are driving soft drinks growth in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Turkey, the carbonated sector in this region has lagged behind. In the second of two features, Hope Lee, of industry analysts, Euromonitor International, looks at the prospects for the CSD sector in these key Mediterranean soft drinks markets.

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While non-carbs are driving soft drinks growth in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece and Turkey, the carbonated sector in this region has lagged behind. In the second of two features, Hope Lee, of industry analysts, Euromonitor International, looks at the prospects for the CSD sector in these key Mediterranean soft drinks markets.

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