Annual Report 2001 - Carlsberg Group
Annual Report 2001 - Carlsberg Group
Annual Report 2001 - Carlsberg Group
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renewal and rejuvenation programme for the<br />
<strong>Carlsberg</strong> brand.<br />
When implementing <strong>Carlsberg</strong>’s marketing strategy,<br />
respect for national and international legislation<br />
and provisions is a key priority. Responsible<br />
consumption of our products is a key focus area<br />
and concern, both towards our consumers and<br />
our business at large.<br />
Non-beer portfolio<br />
As a complement to the core beer business, several<br />
of the <strong>Group</strong> subsidiaries operate a broader<br />
portfolio of non-beer brands within categories<br />
such as carbonated and non-carbonated soft<br />
drinks, packaged water, sports / energy drinks,<br />
cider and various alcoholic beverages.<br />
The soft drinks portfolio generally consists of<br />
licence production of leading international brands,<br />
for example Coca-Cola ® , Pepsi ® and Schweppes<br />
® , and of strong national <strong>Group</strong>-owned brands<br />
(both carbonated and non-carbonated) such as<br />
Solo ® in Norway, Tuborg Squash ® in Denmark<br />
and Zingo ® in Sweden. The <strong>Group</strong> has particular<br />
strength in the mineral water category with several<br />
market leadership positions, for example Ramlösa<br />
® in Sweden, <strong>Carlsberg</strong> Kurvand ® in Denmark,<br />
Farris ® and Imsdal ® in Norway , Passugger ®<br />
in Switzerland and Pedras Salgadas ® in Portugal.<br />
Within the energy drinks category, Battery ® , developed<br />
by Finnish Sinebrychoff, has a strong position<br />
in the Nordic region and has subsequently<br />
been launched in more than a dozen markets,<br />
among others Russia and Switzerland in <strong>2001</strong>.