Will foreign ownership of British brands affect their marketing? The Marketing Society Forum
17 May 2012
A state-owned Chinese group, Bright Food, has bought a 60% stake in cereal company Weetabix.
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A state-owned Chinese group, Bright Food, has bought a 60% stake in cereal company Weetabix.
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