SRI LANKA SOFTDRINKS
April 1st, 2003
BY SWINEETHA DIAS WICKRAMANAYAKA, in Columbo
A CHILLED goods retailer has predicted the opening of markets in the north of Sri Lanka following the peace agreement between the Columbo government and the Tamil Tigers should boost its soft drinks sales by six per cent this year. Ceylon Cold Stores Ltd (CCS) says it has sent a sales team the northern capital Jaffna to promote Elephant and Necto soft drinks brands.
A CHILLED goods retailer has predicted the opening of markets in the north of Sri Lanka following the peace agreement between the Columbo government and the Tamil Tigers should boost its soft drinks sales by six per cent this year. Ceylon Cold Stores Ltd (CCS) says it has sent a sales team the northern capital Jaffna to promote Elephant and Necto soft drinks brands.
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