NETHERLANDS: Super de Boer reveals Jumbo bid
By just-food.com | 18 September 2009
Dutch retailer Super de Boer said this morning (18 September) that it had received a takeover bid from privately-owned local peer Jumbo Supermarkets.
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Dutch retailer Super de Boer said this morning (18 September) that it had received a takeover bid from privately-owned local peer Jumbo Supermarkets.
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