FRANCE: Bongrain AOC cheese unit plots merger with rival

By: Stuart Todd | 21 December 2011

Fromagers de Thiérache, a subsidiary of French dairy processor Bongrain, and AOC cheese rival Berthaut are studying a possible merger.

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Fromagers de Thiérache, a subsidiary of French dairy processor Bongrain, and AOC cheese rival Berthaut are studying a possible merger.

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