SPAIN: Private labels take 41% market share
By: Ivan Castano | 6 September 2010
Sales of private label products in Spain have risen 5.6% to reach 41% during July as consumers feel the pinch from the country's deep recession.
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Sales of private label products in Spain have risen 5.6% to reach 41% during July as consumers feel the pinch from the country's deep recession.
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