UK: Glenmorangie and Drambuie form joint venture
By Sarah Diston | 2 April 2001
Glenmorangie plc and The Drambuie Liqueur Company Ltd have formed a joint venture company called Glenaird Ltd to handle the two companies supply chain requirements. Based at the Glenmorangie Broxburn site in West Lothian, Glenaird will handle all requirements from whisky sourcing to bottling, warehousing and logistics. Glenmorangie will also manage the new site.
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Glenmorangie plc and The Drambuie Liqueur Company Ltd have formed a joint venture company called Glenaird Ltd to handle the two companies supply chain requirements. Based at the Glenmorangie Broxburn site in West Lothian, Glenaird will handle all requirements from whisky sourcing to bottling, warehousing and logistics. Glenmorangie will also manage the new site.
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