South Africa's antitrust authority recommends that Nestle (NSRGY.PK) license its infant formula products for 20 years to a third party in order for regulators to approve the company's acquisition of ...
South Africa's antitrust authority recommends that Nestle ( NSRGY.PK ) license its infant formula products for 20 years to a third party in order for regulators to approve the company's acquisition of Pfizer's ( PFE ) baby nutrition division. The formulas would also have to be sold under a ...
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