RUSSIA: Carlsberg and Baltika to invest US$32m in environmental projects
By Andy Morton | 9 October 2012
Carlsberg Group and subsidiary Baltika Breweries are to spend RUB1bn (US$32m) on environmental projects in Russia.
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Carlsberg Group and subsidiary Baltika Breweries are to spend RUB1bn (US$32m) on environmental projects in Russia.
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