ASIA: Tesco, Dairy Farm "table second bids for Carrefour assets"
By just-food.com | 8 November 2010
Tesco and Dairy Farm International Holdings are reportedly among those who submitted second-round bids for Carrefour's south-east Asian assets.
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Tesco and Dairy Farm International Holdings are reportedly among those who submitted second-round bids for Carrefour's south-east Asian assets.
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