US: Hain Celestial buys MaraNatha and SunSpire

By: just-food.com | 7 March 2008

Hain Celestial has bought the MaraNatha and SunSpire brands and their nut butter manufacturing facility in Ashland, Oregon, the US-based firm has said.

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Hain Celestial has bought the MaraNatha and SunSpire brands and their nut butter manufacturing facility in Ashland, Oregon, the US-based firm has said.

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