UPDATE: HOLLAND: Heineken brand boom drives brewer
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 21 February 2007
Heineken chief Jean-François van Boxmeer said today (21 February) that the brewer would look to make additional cost savings of some EUR90m (US$118m) over the next two years to offset inflation. Van Boxmeer, the Dutch brewing giant's chairman and CEO, was speaking as the brewer reported an 11% rise in underlying profits for 2006.
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Heineken chief Jean-François van Boxmeer said today (21 February) that the brewer would look to make additional cost savings of some EUR90m (US$118m) over the next two years to offset inflation. Van Boxmeer, the Dutch brewing giant's chairman and CEO, was speaking as the brewer reported an 11% rise in underlying profits for 2006.

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