RUSSIA: Russian Standard lands easyJet vodka listing
By Andy Morton | 11 March 2013
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Russian Standard's vodka brand will be on all easyJet routes |
Russian Standard has agreed a deal with airline easyJet to have its flagship vodka available on international flights.
Russian Standard Vodka will be listed on all overseas routes from Thursday, the drinks group said today (11 March). The listing coincides with easyJet opening up two new routes from Moscow to the UK.
The owner of Russian Standard is on course to take an 85% stake in Central European Distribution Corporation (CEDC) after CEDC agreed to an amended exchange offer tabled last week.
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Sectors: Emerging markets – BRIC, Spirits
Companies: CEDC
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