CANADA: Brick Brewing extends rights to PC name
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 28 September 2006
Canadian beer maker Brick Brewing has extended its deal with local retail group Loblaws to use the PC trademark in Ontario and Quebec.
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Canadian beer maker Brick Brewing has extended its deal with local retail group Loblaws to use the PC trademark in Ontario and Quebec.
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