USA: Dean Foods and Land O'Lakes Announce Fluid Dairy Sale and Joint Venture
By Press Release | 1 June 2000
Dean Foods Company and Land O'Lakes, Inc. announced today that Dean Foods will purchase Land O'Lakes Upper Midwest fluid milk operations. The two organizations also announced their agreement to form a joint venture to market and license certain value-added fluid and cultured dairy products to further expand and leverage the LAND O LAKES brand name nationwide.
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Dean Foods Company and Land O'Lakes, Inc. announced today that Dean Foods will purchase Land O'Lakes Upper Midwest fluid milk operations. The two organizations also announced their agreement to form a joint venture to market and license certain value-added fluid and cultured dairy products to further expand and leverage the LAND O LAKES brand name nationwide.

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