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December sales boost for Mövenpick ice cream
Mövenpick Ice Cream experienced a 16% year-on-year sales uplift during the Christmas 2009 period.
Mike Godwin, managing director, Mövenpick Ice Cream, said: "Creating menu concepts that work for our customers has been the driving force of the business to date. And with ice-cream such as the double award winning Mövenpick VSOP Cognac, the Winter season was bound to be a success.
"With sales over Christmas proving incredibly positive we look forward to an 'ice-cream summer'! And with a couple of exquisite new products coming in the next couple of months we look to continue to deliver best-in class products and service. "
Mövenpick ice-cream and sorbets are available through leading frozen food wholesalers nationwide.
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