US: Fortune Brands silent on Vin & Sprit sale split talk
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 26 March 2008
Fortune Brands has refused to be drawn on speculation claiming the company has taken a partner in its bid to acquire Vin & Sprit.
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Fortune Brands has refused to be drawn on speculation claiming the company has taken a partner in its bid to acquire Vin & Sprit.
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