UK: Irn-Bru sparkles in the gloom
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 31 March 2009
Sales of soft drink Irn-Bru rose by 8% last year, adding more evidence that some parts of the UK soft drinks industry have remained relatively resilient to the economic downturn.
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Sales of soft drink Irn-Bru rose by 8% last year, adding more evidence that some parts of the UK soft drinks industry have remained relatively resilient to the economic downturn.
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