US: Nestle Waters “disappointed” by Eureka fine
By Michelle Russell | 20 August 2010
Nestlé Waters North America has said it is "disappointed" by a court's decision that found the firm in breach of an agreement with Oklahoma-based bottler Eureka Water.
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Nestlé Waters North America has said it is "disappointed" by a court's decision that found the firm in breach of an agreement with Oklahoma-based bottler Eureka Water.
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