Sentences with phrase «owned dairy giant»

Parmalat Australia chief executive Craig Garvin says the French - owned dairy giant will keep hunting for quality acquisitions after its $ 120 million acquisition of Western Australia's biggest dairy exporter, Harvey Fresh.

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In the past decade, Berkshire has morphed from an insurance / investing vehicle for Buffett to a major conglomerate that owns everything from Dairy Queen to Fruit of the Loom to giant railroad company BNSF.

A2 Milk and Lion Dairy & Drinks did not provide details about whether Lion — which is owned by Japanese brewing giant Kirin Corporation — will continue to use A2 on its Pura and Dairy Farmers milk labels.

The Canadian dairy giant Saputo is bidding for Warrnambool Cheese & Butter — a takeover target that the co-operatively owned Australian dairy giant Murray Goulburn would also like to own.

Australia's largest privately owned milk processor, United Dairy Power, has backed Canadian dairy giant Saputo's bid for control of Warrnambool Cheese & Butter in a fierce $ 500 million - plus takeover battle with Victorian farmer co-operative Murray GoulDairy Power, has backed Canadian dairy giant Saputo's bid for control of Warrnambool Cheese & Butter in a fierce $ 500 million - plus takeover battle with Victorian farmer co-operative Murray Gouldairy giant Saputo's bid for control of Warrnambool Cheese & Butter in a fierce $ 500 million - plus takeover battle with Victorian farmer co-operative Murray Goulburn.

Lion, owned by Japanese dairy and beer giant Kirin, says it has «no current intention'to sell its 10 per cent stake in Victorian dairy processor Warrnambool Cheese & Butter.

Italian dairy giant Parmalat has signed a deal to acquire Western Australia's family - owned dairy and juice company, Harvey Fresh, for $ 79 million, sources said on Tuesday.

Brewing and dairy giant Lion says it will use its 10 per cent stake in Warrnambool Cheese & Butter to protect its own cheese business from being downgraded by any new owner.

An innovative tech solution to the food waste crisis might be coming soon to a supermarket near you: Mimica Touch, a tactile label that accurately shows when food is no longer safe to eat, is going to be trialled by the UK arm of dairy giant Arla, which owns Cravendale, Anchor and Skyr.