Pringles-to-Pampers group Procter & Gamble indicated today it could sell controversial drink Sunny D after revealing it intends to explore “alternative options” for ownership.
Sales in Ireland and Britain, which make up around 8% of global sales, have surged 32% since a recent advertising campaign designed to position Sunny D as an alternative to fizzy drinks.
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