UK: Pernod Ricard keen to close Orangina deal with Cadbury-Schweppes
By Sarah Diston | 12 February 2001
Cadbury-Schweppes could complete its acquisition of Orangina from Pernod Ricard within the next few weeks. Patrick Ricard, chairman of Pernod Ricard told AFX News Ltd that he hopes to sell the Orangina-Pampryl non-alcoholic drinks brand in the coming weeks to Cadbury-Schweppes PLC.
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Cadbury-Schweppes could complete its acquisition of Orangina from Pernod Ricard within the next few weeks. Patrick Ricard, chairman of Pernod Ricard told AFX News Ltd that he hopes to sell the Orangina-Pampryl non-alcoholic drinks brand in the coming weeks to Cadbury-Schweppes PLC.
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