S AFRICA: KWV, Monarq sign Caribbean, LatAm deal
By Arnold Kirkby | 7 March 2011
KWV and the Monarq group, which operates in the Caribbean and Latin America, have drawn up a strategic agreement to distribute KWV's portfolio of wines and brandies in the region.
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KWV and the Monarq group, which operates in the Caribbean and Latin America, have drawn up a strategic agreement to distribute KWV's portfolio of wines and brandies in the region.
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