ROMANIA: Heineken to cease malt production, cut jobs
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 17 September 2009
Heineken is to cut around 5% of its workforce in Romania by ceasing all malt production in the country, as part of the brewer's global cost savings strategy.
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Heineken is to cut around 5% of its workforce in Romania by ceasing all malt production in the country, as part of the brewer's global cost savings strategy.
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