Research in Focus - From Ground Zero Up for Champagne?
By Richard Woodard | 15 October 2010
Global Champagne volumes have recovered well from the lows of the economic downturn, but major question marks remain over future value growth, according to a new just-drinks research report.
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Global Champagne volumes have recovered well from the lows of the economic downturn, but major question marks remain over future value growth, according to a new just-drinks research report.
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