US/INDIA: Tyson, Godrej in poultry JV talks
By: Kevin Jacobs | 4 June 2008
US meat giant Tyson Foods is in talks with India's Godrej Agrovet over a poultry processing venture in the country.
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US meat giant Tyson Foods is in talks with India's Godrej Agrovet over a poultry processing venture in the country.
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