MIDDLE EAST: Arla facing wider boycott than 2006
By: Simon Haydon | 14 March 2008
Arla Foods is witnessing a wider consumer backlash against its products in the Middle East than the last boycott two years ago, the dairy giant told just-food today (14 March).
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Arla Foods is witnessing a wider consumer backlash against its products in the Middle East than the last boycott two years ago, the dairy giant told just-food today (14 March).
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