NEW ZEALAND – New Zealand’s Sealord Group has acquired local fishing company, Independent Fisheries, solidifying its position as the country’s…
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Category: Mergers & Acquisitions
Regulatory decision on Coles’ acquisition of Saputo milk plants delayed amidst competition concerns
AUSTRALIA – Australia’s Competition Regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), has deferred its decision on the proposed acquisition…
Read MoreJ. M. Smucker enters US$5.6B deal to acquire Hostess Brands
USA – The J. M. Smucker Co., a leading consumer foods company, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Hostess…
Read MoreNestlé expands presence in Brazil’s chocolate market with Grupo CRM acquisition
BRAZIL – Nestlé, the global food and beverage giant, is set to expand its footprint in the Brazilian chocolate market…
Read MoreIceland Seafood International sells UK division to Danish company Espersen
UK – Iceland Seafood International (ISI) has finalized an agreement to sell its UK division to Espersen, a prominent Danish…
Read MorePick n Pay receives green light from competition commission to acquire Tomis Group
SOUTH AFRICA – South African Competition Commission has given the green light to the sale of Tomis Group, a prominent…
Read MoreCherubino Wines embarks on exciting expansion with acquisition of Margaret River winemakers
AUSTRALIA – In a significant move that promises to reshape the Australian wine and spirits landscape, Cherubino Wines has officially…
Read MoreMinerva expands its beef empire with US$1.53 billion acquisition from Marfrig
BRAZIL – Beef industry giant, Minerva Foods has struck a deal to acquire cattle slaughtering and deboning plants from its…
Read MoreBega to acquire Betta Milk, Meander Valley dairy brands
AUSTRALIA – Australian leading food and dairy processing company, Bega Group, has entered into a business sale agreement to acquire the…
Read MoreHeineken finally exits Russian market with sell of business to Arnest Group for US$1
RUSSIA – The world’s second-largest brewer, Heineken, has sold its Russian business for just US$1, incurring a total loss of…
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