UK: Greene King delivers robust full year, despite pressures
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 3 July 2008
UK Brewer and pub operator Greene King saw its like-for-like beer sales drop nearly 3% in the off trade, an indication of the current pressure on brewers.
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UK Brewer and pub operator Greene King saw its like-for-like beer sales drop nearly 3% in the off trade, an indication of the current pressure on brewers.
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