S AFRICA: Pioneer Foods sets up move to buy KWV
By Arnold Kirkby | 3 December 2010
Pioneer Foods has made a "firm expression of interest" to acquire wine and spirits group KWV Holdings.
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Pioneer Foods has made a "firm expression of interest" to acquire wine and spirits group KWV Holdings.

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