US/DENMARK: DuPont tables "final offer" for Danisco
By just-food.com | 3 May 2011
DuPont has tabled its "final" takeover offer for Danisco after shareholders in the food ingredients maker refused to accept its original bid for the company.
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DuPont has tabled its "final" takeover offer for Danisco after shareholders in the food ingredients maker refused to accept its original bid for the company.
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