UK: Innocent Drinks denies Coca-Cola Co buy-out rumour
Author: Michelle Russell | 24 August 2011
Innocent Drinks has said that speculation that it is looking to sell the rest of the company to The Coca-Cola Co are "100% false".
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Innocent Drinks has said that speculation that it is looking to sell the rest of the company to The Coca-Cola Co are "100% false".

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