Insight - CEDC warns of slow vodka turnaround, lines up Russian releases
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 5 August 2009
Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC) has warned that vodka volumes in its key market of Russia are not expected to pick up until the final quarter of this year.
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Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC) has warned that vodka volumes in its key market of Russia are not expected to pick up until the final quarter of this year.
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