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BRIEF-Bonduelle Group Confirms Sale Of Its Packaged Salad Business In France

Jul 17, 2025 11:49 PM

July 18 (Reuters) - Bonduelle SA:

* THE BONDUELLE GROUP CONFIRMS THE SALE OF ITS PACKAGED

SALAD

BUSINESS IN FRANCE

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(Gdansk Newsroom)

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