CZECH REPUBLIC: Czech beer exports sink in 2010

By Lubomír Sedlák | 21 January 2011

Exports of beer from the Czech Republic decreased last year by 12% to 2.9m litres, according to the country's Breweries and Malt Manufacturers Association.

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Exports of beer from the Czech Republic decreased last year by 12% to 2.9m litres, according to the country's Breweries and Malt Manufacturers Association.

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