Wrigley stuck on Joyco Group

Chicago-based chewing gum manufacturer Wrigley has agreed to pay $272m (€213m) in cash for a subsidiary of Spanish food conglomerate Agrolimen.

Wrigley stuck on Joyco Group

Chicago-based chewing gum manufacturer Wrigley has agreed to pay $272m (€213m) in cash for a subsidiary of Spanish food conglomerate Agrolimen.

The world’s largest chewing gum maker will buy the confectionary businesses aligned to the Joyco group in a move that reflects changes made after a management shake-up last year.

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