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Campari signs MoU with China’s Wuliangye for strategic cooperation
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MILAN : Italian spirit group Campari and Chinese group Sichuan Yibin Wuliangye, known for the Chinese liquor baijiu, have signed a memorandum of understanding for strategic cooperation, they said on Friday.
“The two groups will collaborate in areas such as new product co-creation, channel expansion, strengthening marketing cooperation, and promoting brand culture to support the joint development of both parties in domestic China and the international spirits market”, the companies said in a statement.
Campari’s sales in the Asia Pacific market currently counts for around 7 per cent of the group’s total revenues.
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