The just-drinks interview – CEDC
By Olly Wehring | 6 November 2007
On the back of a raft of acquisitions, Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC) has grown to become a major force in both the Polish and Hungarian spirits markets. Bill Carey, the company's chairman, president and CEO, spoke with Olly Wehring about CEDC's rapid rise to prominence and its plans for further expansion the Central and Eastern European region.
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On the back of a raft of acquisitions, Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC) has grown to become a major force in both the Polish and Hungarian spirits markets. Bill Carey, the company's chairman, president and CEO, spoke with Olly Wehring about CEDC's rapid rise to prominence and its plans for further expansion the Central and Eastern European region.
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