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Flavours firm buys British

Candice Krieger

BY Candice Krieger

January 22, 2009 12:24
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Frutarom, an international company listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange that makes ingredients for the flavour and fragrance industry, has acquired Oxford Chemicals for £8.25 million. Frutarom, which already has a plant in the North East of England at Billingham, hopes the deal will help broaden its customer base.

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