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Diageo revokes sale of Windsor whisky business
Diageo has terminated the conditional agreement to sell its Windsor whisky business to private-equity consortium Bayside/Metis.
Mars appoints new vice-president of marketing for Europe, CIS and Turkey
Mars Wrigley has announced the appointment of Alejandro Pinillos as the new vice-president of marketing for Europe, CIS and Turkey.
Judge rules in favour of US Sugar’s purchase of Imperial Sugar
A US judge has ruled in favour of US Sugar Corporation's plans to buy Imperial Sugar, rejecting a Justice Department argument.
Lakeland Dairies names Colin Kelly as next group CEO
Lakeland Dairies has announced that Colin Kelly will assume the role of group CEO following the retirement of Michael Hanley at the end of the year.
Nespresso appoints Anna Lundstrom as UK & ROI CEO
Nespresso has promoted its chief brand officer, Anna Lundstrom, to chief executive officer for the UK and Republic of Ireland.
CSM Ingredients announces partnership with Allozymes
CSM Ingredients has formalised a strategic partnership with enzyme technology company Allozymes, as it looks to enhance its portfolio of offerings.
Ball Corporation sells Russian packaging business for $530m
US aluminium packaging provider, Ball Corporation, has sold its beverage packaging business in Russia to Arnest Group for $530m.
Alan Jope to step down as Unilever CEO
Consumer goods giant Unilever has announced Alan Jope's decision to step down as CEO at the end of 2023, after five years in the role.
Just Born announces David Shaffer and Gardner Jett as co-CEOs
Just Born Quality Confections has announced that David Shaffer and Gardner Jett, Jr. have been elected as co-chief executive officers.
Podcast: Growth of global demand for gourmet ice
Listen to this exclusive podcast interview with Know Ice and Procubitos Europe. FoodBev is joined by Ivan Villalba, director Americas and globalisation.
Fonterra decides not to sell stake in Australian business
Fonterra has decided not to sell a stake in its Australian business, a decision that could reduce the NZD 1bn in returns slated for shareholders.
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