MEXICO: Coke, Coke FEMSA to buy fruit juice giant
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 20 December 2006
The Coca-Cola Co. and its Latin American bottler have joined forces in a deal to buy Jugos del Valle, one of the continent's largest fruit juice producers.
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The Coca-Cola Co. and its Latin American bottler have joined forces in a deal to buy Jugos del Valle, one of the continent's largest fruit juice producers.
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