McCormick & Co., the US spice maker, has been forced to sell off its Season-All assets in order to win regulatory clearance for its acquisition of seasonings business from Unilever.
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The Federal Trade Commission granted its approval for McCormick’s US$604m deal with Unilever on the condition that Season-All would be sold.
McCormick’s said today (30 July) that it had agreed to sell Season-All to salt maker Morton Salt for $15m in cash. McCormick said its annual Season-All sales were $18m.
The FTC has launched a 30-day “comment period” after which the regulator may change its conditional approval before formally giving the green light.
McCormick struck its deal with Unilever over Lawry’s last autumn.
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