FRANCE: Laurent-Perrier Champagne sales regain fizz
By Chris Mercer | 21 July 2010
Laurent-Perrier has reported a revival in Champagne sales in its fiscal first quarter, but consumers have continued to put pressure on profit margins by opting for cheaper bottles.
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Laurent-Perrier has reported a revival in Champagne sales in its fiscal first quarter, but consumers have continued to put pressure on profit margins by opting for cheaper bottles.
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Rebounding demand for Champagne outside of France has boosted both sales and profits for Laurent-Perrier in the first six months of its fiscal year, even though consumers have continued to pay less for the group's Champagne brands.
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