FRANCE: Barry Callebaut sells Dijon unit
By Ben Cooper | 21 September 2012
Barry Callebaut has announced that it plans to sell its factory and the related business in Dijon to its management team, led by Philippe de Jarcy.
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Barry Callebaut has announced that it plans to sell its factory and the related business in Dijon to its management team, led by Philippe de Jarcy.
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