IRELAND: Diageo defies barley farmers' protest
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 12 August 2008
Guinness brewer Diageo Ireland has strongly denied claims that it is abusing its beer market dominance, as angry farmers marched on the drinks group's Dublin headquarters.
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Guinness brewer Diageo Ireland has strongly denied claims that it is abusing its beer market dominance, as angry farmers marched on the drinks group's Dublin headquarters.
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