FRANCE: Bouvet-Ladubay invests EUR12m to boost capacity
Author: Stuart Todd | 11 December 2008
French sparkling wine producer Bouvet-Ladubay, owned by Indian group United Beweries, has inaugurated a new EUR12m production and bottling plant near Saumur, in the Loire Valley.
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French sparkling wine producer Bouvet-Ladubay, owned by Indian group United Beweries, has inaugurated a new EUR12m production and bottling plant near Saumur, in the Loire Valley.
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