UK deal to boost scotch sales: Maker of Glenfiddich, Balvenie
William Grant & Sons hails the India-UK trade agreement as a landmark achievement, anticipating the introduction of higher-end whisky editions and boosted sales of premium spirits. Sachin Mehta notes the duty reduction on scotch from 150% to 40% over a decade will build confidence and encourage expansion, ultimately benefiting consumers with better products.π 1 min read
William Grant & Sons hails the India-UK trade agreement as a landmark achievement, anticipating the introduction of higher-end whisky editions and boosted sales of premium spirits. Sachin Mehta notes the duty reduction on scotch from 150% to 40% over a decade will build confidence and encourage expansion, ultimately benefiting consumers with better products.
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