GLOBAL: SABMilller beer sales creep up in H1
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 18 October 2010
Renewed thirst for beer in Zimbabwe and strong sales in China helped SABMiller to offset sluggish consumer demand across Europe, the US and Latin America in the brewer's fiscal half-year.
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Renewed thirst for beer in Zimbabwe and strong sales in China helped SABMiller to offset sluggish consumer demand across Europe, the US and Latin America in the brewer's fiscal half-year.
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