UK: Diageo GB pulls three drinks from UK
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 14 June 2007
Diageo has withdrawn three drinks brands from the UK market. The drinks giant's UK arm, Diageo GB, confirmed today (14 June) that it will cease production of Quinn's fruit ferment and the RTD brands Slate 20 and Archers Vea.
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Diageo has withdrawn three drinks brands from the UK market. The drinks giant's UK arm, Diageo GB, confirmed today (14 June) that it will cease production of Quinn's fruit ferment and the RTD brands Slate 20 and Archers Vea.

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