CHINA/EUROPE: Arla in milk powder joint venture in China
By just-food.com | 26 August 2005
Danish-Swedish dairy firm Arla Foods has said it has signed a joint venture for the production of milk powder in consumer packs for the Chinese market with China Mengniu Dairy Company.
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Danish-Swedish dairy firm Arla Foods has said it has signed a joint venture for the production of milk powder in consumer packs for the Chinese market with China Mengniu Dairy Company.
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