DENMARK/GERMANY: Arla in merger talks with German dairy Hansa-Milch

By: just-food.com | 17 December 2010

Dairy giant Arla Foods is in talks to merge with German dairy co-operative Hansa-Milch, it emerged today (17 December).

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Dairy giant Arla Foods is in talks to merge with German dairy co-operative Hansa-Milch, it emerged today (17 December).

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