IRELAND: Diageo makes Guinness brewery global R&D hub
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 9 December 2008
Diageo plans to invest EUR24m over the next three years to make its St James's Gate brewery in Ireland a global R&D centre for the group's beer operations.
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Diageo plans to invest EUR24m over the next three years to make its St James's Gate brewery in Ireland a global R&D centre for the group's beer operations.
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