INDIA: Kraft silent on Indian entry

By: just-food.com | 11 September 2008

US food giant Kraft Foods has remained silent on reports that it is looking to enter the Indian market by buying a stake in a local food firm.

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US food giant Kraft Foods has remained silent on reports that it is looking to enter the Indian market by buying a stake in a local food firm.

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