For an industry of approximately 450 million nine-litre cases, that is an extraordinary position to be in. Are manufacturers supposed to study what another company has done to its formulation and infer that this is the new standard?
For an industry of approximately 450 million nine-litre cases, that is an extraordinary position to be in. Are manufacturers supposed to study what another company has done to its formulation and infer that this is the new standard?
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