Monthly Archives: March 2018

Diageo’s Perry Jones 1 of ‘Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America’

The honor was bestowed by Savoy magazine, a leading African-America business and lifestyles publication.

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Who & What —

Baron Philippe de Rothschild names Véronique Hombroekx managing director of the Branded Wines division.  She has spent her career in food retailing, specializing in brand development for consumer products.

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What We’re Reading —

A Foolish Take: Is Beer Getting Less Popular? That’s the question asked today by Motley Fool, which notes that Diageo-owned Guinness has fallen in four of the last five years. 

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A-B, 76 Others to Congress: Fix Grain Glitch in New Tax Law

“We are concerned that language in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has fundamentally disrupted the agricultural economy by giving

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BI: One Size Doesn’t Fit All, When It comes to Drunk Driving

We asked Beer Institute to respond to a study by the antialcohol Centers for Disease Control & Prevention calling for higher

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Spirits Council: EU Plan to Retaliate Against U.S. Whiskey Unwise

Distilled Spirits Council cautioned the European Union against retaliating against bourbon and some other U.S. whiskey products. 

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