House Foods to buy Takeda Pharmaceutical's food business

House Foods to buy Takeda Pharmaceutical's food business

OSAKA, Japan - Takeda Food Products, Ltd. President Koji Nagamine (L) and House Foods Corp. President Akira Oze show off the main products of their companies after announcing a deal at a press conference in Osaka on Dec. 26. Under the deal, Takeda Pharmaceutical Co., the parent of Takeda Food Products, will sell the food unit to House Foods in October 2007.

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