AUS: Refresh warns of Coke HOD dominance
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 21 September 2006
Australian water producer Refresh Group has again warned of a "near-monopoly" in the country's HOD sector after it decided not to bid for water cooler distribution firm Palm Springs.
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Australian water producer Refresh Group has again warned of a "near-monopoly" in the country's HOD sector after it decided not to bid for water cooler distribution firm Palm Springs.
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