Taste for luxury drives DDF confectionery sales

Michael Eaton

18-Apr-2008

Confectionery sales were up by 37% to Dh66m ($18m) in January compared with the same period last year

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The confectionery category goes from strength to strength at Dubai Duty Free (DDF), with further evidence of the premiumisation that helped the operator to record a rise in sales in

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