Revenue at Britvic Ireland fell 1.4% between April and June according to the company’s latest results.
The drink maker’s Irish subsidiary was the only one to post lower revenues in its third quarter results, with overall group revenues rising by 5.4% during the period.
Britvic said Irish revenue from its own brands was up, driven by a 3% increase in average prices, however the performance of the third-party brands it sells under licence was down.
This saw revenue from the country falling to £29.2 million (€33.9 million). Revenue for the year to date was 5.8% lower at £96.4 million (€112 million).
Britvic Ireland is behind popular brands like Club, Ballygowan and TK. It is also licensed to sell Pepsi Co drinks, such as 7UP and Pepsi - in the country.
In Britain revenues rose 4.4% to £211.1 million, while in France it was 9.3% higher at £66 million.
International revenues at Britvic rose by 26.6% to £10 million, attributed mainly to the launch of its Robinsons Fruit Shoot product in much of the United States.
