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  • WhiteWave Foods Creates COO Position

    Find out who will fill The WhiteWave Foods Company new Chief Operating Officer position and assume responsibility for all global operations of the company.

  • Smithfield Foods' CEO to Retire

    Pork producer Smithfield Foods' Chief Executive Officer C. Larry Pope will retire December 31, 2015. Find out who will replace Pope as CEO.

  • ConAgra to Spin Off Lamb Weston

    ConAgra Foods, Inc. announces plans to spin off its Lamb Weston frozen potato products business into a separate public company.

  • Unilever Signs Land Deal with Tatu City

    Unilever East Africa has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Tatu City Limited for the acquisition of 70 acres of industrial land for future expansion of its manufacturing operations. Find out how this move is part of a stream of investment activities to drive growth in East Africa.

  • Barry Callebaut Makes Two Acquisitions

    Barry Callebaut has acquired Nyonkopa to cover growing customer need for sustainable and traceable cocoa and the commercial beverages vending activities of FrieslandCampina Kievit.

  • Using Innovative Tech to Win in New Markets

    Lack of infrastructure, unfriendly environmental conditions and a shortage of skilled labor, are just some of the obstacles consumer goods (CG) companies face when expanding into new geographies. However, leading CG companies are taking advantage of this opportunity by leveraging innovative technology solutions to increase sales by up to 8 percent, reach customers much faster and reduce ordering costs by nearly 80 percent. Heres how they do it.

  • Snyder's-Lance to Acquire Diamond Foods

    Snyder's-Lance, Inc. will acquire all outstanding shares of Diamond Foods in a cash and stock merger transaction for approximately $1.91 billion, including the assumption of approximately $640 million of indebtedness. Find out more about this strategic combination.

  • Chobani Explores Deal with Coca-Cola

    Coca-Cola Co. is reportedly in talks to invest in Chobani LLC, in a deal that the Greek yogurt maker hopes could value it at as much $3 billion, including debt.
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