Bacardi sought distribution rights in Kerala under a state policy promoting value-added agricultural production for farmers.
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Updated Jun 27
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Bacardi sought distribution rights in Kerala under a state policy promoting value-added agricultural production for farmers.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Bacardi Breezer brand faces political controversy in Kerala.Sub-event
- The LDF government introduced a low alcohol category and tax cut in Kerala, which benefits Bacardi.Sub-event
Bacardi seeks distribution rights in Kerala under state policy promoting agricultural value-add.1 source
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Kerala
Indian state
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Bacardi
largest privately held, family-owned spirits company with Cuban origins
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