Company Strategic Review - 2002 (part 2)
By Chris Brook-Carter | 13 August 2002
This week, with the help of Canadean Company Watch 2002, we review two of the industry's smaller but more determined operations, France's Remy Cointreau and the Swedish State-run Vin & Sprit. Both have been experiencing considerable success of late, not least because of their mutual membership of global distribution behemoth Maxxium. Chris Brook-Carter reports
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This week, with the help of Canadean Company Watch 2002, we review two of the industry's smaller but more determined operations, France's Remy Cointreau and the Swedish State-run Vin & Sprit. Both have been experiencing considerable success of late, not least because of their mutual membership of global distribution behemoth Maxxium. Chris Brook-Carter reports
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