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Earlier today, SABMiller reported a slight rise in third quarter sales and volumes. The group’s performance in emerging markets was encouraging, but volumes in Europe and North America were down. Here just-drinks takes a more in-depth look at the brewer and soft drinks producer's results by region:

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Today (21 November), SABMiller released its first-half results. Here's a closer look at the company's performance by region in the six months to the end of September.

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Castle Brands has posted a low double-digit sales increase in the first three months of its current fiscal year.

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Castle Brands is shifting production of its Jefferson’s Bourbon range to Bardstown Bourbon Co, through the latter’s ‘Collaborative Distilling Programme’.

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Castle Brands has agreed to purchase ageing and new-fill Bourbon stocks as it looks to support the growth of its Jefferson's brand. 

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Castle Brands has launched a special edition of its 12-year-old Knappogue Castle Single Malt Irish Whiskey.

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Castle Brands has released a national TV campaign for its Goslings Rum brand in the US market. 

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Castle Brands has launched a 16-year-old Bourbon under its Jefferson's brand.

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Castle Brands has purchased an additional 5% holding in Kentucky Artisan Distillery owner Copperhead Distillery Co.

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Castle Brands has wrapped up a strong fiscal-2017, maintaining the momentum during the second half of the year.

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Gosling-Castle Partners has lined up the first national television campaign for its Goslings Rum brand. 

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Scotch whisky producer Isle of Arran Distillers is looking to up its US profile after switching distributors in the country.

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Castle Brands has posted a healthy set of second-quarter results, with sales climbing and losses shrinking.

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Castle Brands has tapped its Gosling’s rum brand for casks to create an extension of its Jefferson’s Bourbon brand.

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Castle Brands has posted a lacklustre Q1 but said sales are expected to accelerate through the year as a number of new products roll out.

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Bermuda-based Goslings Brothers has partnered with distributor Monarq Group to launch its namesake rum portfolio in Latin America.

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A 30% jump in whiskey volumes has boosted full-year sales for New York spirits producer Castle Brands.

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Castle Brands has continued to boost sales in its fiscal year-to-date, with the top line leaping by almost 27% in the nine months to the end of December.

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Castle Brands has reported further recovery thanks to its rum, American and Irish whiskey brands.

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Castle Brands is continuing down the road to recovery after a healthy rise in sales saw the company turn an operating profit in its third quarter.

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Castle Brands has recorded a double-digit lift in first-half sales, helping the group narrow its losses.

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Zambian Breweries, the SABMiller subsidiary, has started work on a new US$32.6m malting plant in Lusaka.

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Production has begun at SABMiller's new US$33.3m brewery in Namibia, the company said today.

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Castle Brands has widened Q1 losses despite a rise in sales after it invested US$4.2m in aged Bourbon stocks.

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Castle Brands has called fiscal 2014 a “turning point” despite a difficult 12 months in which full-year sales increased but losses widened.