FRANCE: Bricout & Delbeck staff threaten stocks
By Stuart Todd | 6 November 2003
Staff at bankrupt maison de Champagne, Bricout & Delbeck are threatening to seize and destroy 6,000 hectolitres of stock, the equivalent of 800,000 bottles, if a court-approved takeover plan by Vranken Monopole, in association with Moet et Chandon, is held up on appeal at a hearing on November 13.
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Staff at bankrupt maison de Champagne, Bricout & Delbeck are threatening to seize and destroy 6,000 hectolitres of stock, the equivalent of 800,000 bottles, if a court-approved takeover plan by Vranken Monopole, in association with Moet et Chandon, is held up on appeal at a hearing on November 13.
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