UK: Interbrew and Carlsberg play down JV reports
By Chris Brook-Carter | 5 February 2002
Both Interbrew and Carlsberg-Tetley have played down reports that the two beer giants are looking to establish a joint distribution venture in the UK. However both admitted yesterday they were reviewing their distribution arrangements.
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Both Interbrew and Carlsberg-Tetley have played down reports that the two beer giants are looking to establish a joint distribution venture in the UK. However both admitted yesterday they were reviewing their distribution arrangements.
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