Kirin, Suntory eye merger in April 2011

Kirin, Suntory eye merger in April 2011

TOKYO, Japan - July 2009 file photo shows the headquarters of Suntory Holdings Ltd., in Kita Ward, Osaka. The beverage maker and its rival Kirin Holdings Co. are reportedly arranging to merge around April 2011, in what would create one of the world's largest food and beverage makers.

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