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Mergers & Acquisitions

  • 2012 Standout SMBs

    CGT connects you with nine standout small to mid-sized consumer goods companies that are hitting it off big with consumers. Some names you'll recognize, other you won't. Find out what they've been up to over the last year and what's they've got in store for the future.
  • Sara Lee Buys Brazilian Expresso.Coffee

    The company operates more than 1,000 selling points in the 19-million consumer Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro regions, where Sara Lee is already the retail market leader.
  • Molson Coors to Acquire StarBev

    As a market leader in its region, StarBev provides Molson Coors with a great platform for growth and an excellent foundation from which to extend key brands, such as Carling, into Central and Eastern Europe.
  • Kraft Separation Remains On-Track

    The filing of the Form 10 Registration Statement is an important step in the process of establishing the North American grocery business as a new, stand-alone company with its own strategic focus and priorities.
  • Avon Rejects Coty's $10B Acquisition Proposal

    The Avon Board believes that Coty's indication of interest is opportunistic and not in the best interest of Avon's shareholders.
  • MEGA Brands, Mattel Announce Worldwide Licensing Partnership

    This strategic alliance leverages the MEGA Bloks brand and its expertise by bringing Mattel's most powerful properties to life in the fast-growing construction toy category.
  • Heinz EVP Retires After 32 Years

    Under Mike Milones strong leadership, Rest of World and Global Infant/Nutrition have become key growth engines for Heinz. Three executives will assume his responsibilities starting in May.
  • J. M. Smucker Acquires Interest in China-Based Company

    Consistent with its goal of maintaining a global perspective, The J.M. Smucker Company enters the growing Chinese market through a partnership with Seamild.
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