CHINA: Tsingtao Brewery profit, sales jump in 08
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 9 April 2009
Chinese brewer Tsingtao has reported a 25% increase in net profit for its full-year, as a rise in sales offset higher raw materials costs.
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Chinese brewer Tsingtao has reported a 25% increase in net profit for its full-year, as a rise in sales offset higher raw materials costs.
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