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Grocery Briefs: January 2013
www.wholefoodsmagazine.com
[WholeFoods Magazine] bumping its distribution to 30 U.S. states as well as Canadian markets. El Paso, TX-based Dean Foods Co. will sell its Morningstar Foods division to Canadian cheese distributor Saputo Inc. for $1.45 billion. Published in WholeFoods Magazine
Google News: Parmalat play waiting game as Italian police conduct LAG 'embezzlement' probe
[DairyReporter.com] - Defending the deal, Caporizzi made comparisons to the recently agreed acquisition of Dean Foods' Morningstar business by Canadian dairy giant Saputo. “Buying Morningstar will help to further solidified Saputo's position in the US. This is the same
Saputo to acquire Morningstar division from Dean Foods
www.wisfarmer.com
[Wisfarmer] - Saputo, Inc., a Canadian-based company that increased its footprint in Wisconsin a few years ago by buying out Alto Dairy Cooperative near Waupun will now take over a subsidiary of Dean Foods Co., for a reported $1.45 billion. Saputo has finalized an
John Lindt: Visalia revenue out of recession's long shadow
www.visaliatimesdelta.com
[Visalia Times-Delta] - Saputo Inc. announced this week that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Morningstar Foods, a subsidiary of Dean Foods Company. The acquisition includes the Tulare plant. Canada-based Saputo already has three plants in Tulare. Morningstar
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