UK: Greene King upbeat as Christmas beer sales rise

Author: Chris Mercer | 17 January 2012

Greene King has seen the pace of beer sales growth in the UK quicken over the Christmas period and is on-track to meet its full-year profits expectations.

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Greene King has seen the pace of beer sales growth in the UK quicken over the Christmas period and is on-track to meet its full-year profits expectations.

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