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Tennent's sales volumes fall in UK, reveals C&C Group Tennent's sales volumes fall in UK, reveals C&C Group
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The drinks brand, C&C Group, has reported that sales volumes of its Tennent's brand fell in the UK in the nine months to end of November.The drinks brand, C&C Group, has reported that sales volumes of its Tennent's brand fell in the UK in the nine months to end of November.
Sales volumes dropped by 5.5% in the UK, but revenue increased during the period to 7.5%. Sales volumes dropped by 5.5% in the UK, but revenue increased during the period by 7.5%.
C&C Group, whose brands include ciders Bulmers and Magners, described its Scottish beer's performance as "solid".C&C Group, whose brands include ciders Bulmers and Magners, described its Scottish beer's performance as "solid".
The company said the trading environment for its various products was "challenging".The company said the trading environment for its various products was "challenging".
It said its full-year profits would be at the lower end of its range as previously stated.It said its full-year profits would be at the lower end of its range as previously stated.
C&C, which is based in Dublin, said international sales volumes of its beer and cider grew by 28% in the three months to the end of November.C&C, which is based in Dublin, said international sales volumes of its beer and cider grew by 28% in the three months to the end of November.
In the Republic of Ireland, volumes of Tennent's increased by 22% in the same period, although the group said that this was from "a small base position".In the Republic of Ireland, volumes of Tennent's increased by 22% in the same period, although the group said that this was from "a small base position".