UPDATE - INDIA: Spar upbeat over latest Indian assault
By: just-food.com | 22 August 2007
Spar International is confident its second foray into India can be a success, the Netherlands-based retail group told just-food this afternoon (22 August). Spar's agreement with local retailer Max Hypermarkets comes just eight months after Spar ended its first venture into India.
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Spar International is confident its second foray into India can be a success, the Netherlands-based retail group told just-food this afternoon (22 August). Spar's agreement with local retailer Max Hypermarkets comes just eight months after Spar ended its first venture into India.
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