Mexico’s Federal Competition Commission has approved Jugos del Valle’s proposed acquisition of Santa Clara. Jugos del Valle is jointly owned by Coca-Cola and the Mexican bottlers of Coca-Cola brand products. Santa Clara is a Mexican dairy farm that produces milk, yogurt, ice cream, and other dairy products. The deal signals Coca-Cola’s expansion into dairy products and noncarbonated beverages in the Mexican market.
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Related content: Amendments to Improve the Mexican Competition Law
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