CANADA: Maple Leaf prepares poison pill plan
By Dean Best | 29 July 2011
Canadian food group Maple Leaf Foods is looking to adopt a poison pill plan that could be used to fend off a hostile takeover approach for the company.
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Canadian food group Maple Leaf Foods is looking to adopt a poison pill plan that could be used to fend off a hostile takeover approach for the company.
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