just the Round-Up - The week in drinks

By | 25 April 2011

The week in drinks

The week in drinks

The top ten stories published on just-drinks this week:

Vina Concha y Toro has completed the acquisition of Fetzer Vineyards from Brown-Forman for US$238m.

Grupo Modelo has warned that the current levels of discounting in the sluggish US beer market are unhealthy for the industry.

As The Coca-Cola Co gears up for its 125th anniversary, the soft drinks giant has been preparing campaigns and TV adverts to run across its main markets.

Demand for Hennessy Cognac in Asia and the US, backed by continued momentum in Champagne, has helped French luxury goods group LVMH to report strong first quarter sales.

SABMiller has reported a lift in volumes for its latest fiscal year, noting that its financial performance is “in line” with its expectations.

United Spirits has confirmed that its managing director, Vijay Rekhi, has stood down.

Heineken does not expect to maintain its strong volumes and profits momentum from the first quarter due to higher costs and tougher comparables later in the year, but the brewer is encouraged by gains in emerging markets.

One of SPI Group's two shareholders has quit the Luxembourg-based owner of the Stolichnaya vodka brand.

Rémy Cointreau survived a dip in Cognac sales in its fiscal fourth quarter to report a strong rise in net sales for its latest full-year.

Foster's Group has been forced to reverse its decision to appoint Peter Hearl as a non-executive director of Treasury Wine Estates.

Sectors: Beer & cider, Soft drinks, Spirits, Water, Wine

Companies: Modelo, LVMH, Concha y Toro, SABMiller, Coca-Cola Co, Brown-Forman, United Spirits, Heineken, Cointreau, Stolichnaya, Foster’s

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