CHINA: Danone begins legal action against Wahaha

By just-food.com | 14 May 2007

French dairy giant Danone has started legal action against the chairman of Wahaha, its Chinese partner, over alleged breaches of the groups' joint venture agreement.

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French dairy giant Danone has started legal action against the chairman of Wahaha, its Chinese partner, over alleged breaches of the groups' joint venture agreement.

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