Brazil's economy has been affected by the global financial crisis but Simon Maddrell of Euromonitor International believes the country's soft drinks sector is in good shape to withstand the downturn, thanks to solid consumer confidence and the swift remedial economic policies adopted by the Government.
Research - Brazil soft drinks sector can weather economic storm
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