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Unilever agreed to acquire Brazilian organic cereals and snacks brand Mae Terra for an undisclosed sum. In the news this past week: Agencies Private equity fund Bain Capital launched a surprise bid

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3 in that segment after Arla and Unilever. Until recently, the company supplied almost a third of the fresh milk sold in national supermarkets, at retail and via door deliveries. However it lost its valuable

Unilever announced an unexpected move into a new segment with a deal to acquire Swedish company Blueair, which makes air purification systems for homes and offices. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Batchelors and other leading culinary brands from Unilever. However that deal was largely unpicked five years later when the UK portfolio was sold on to Premier Foods, leaving Campbell's with no local

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The bulk of the business was originally owned by Unilever, but sold to private equity fund Permira in 2006. Under the new name Iglo Group, it was put up for sale again in 2012 but no buyer was found.

As rumoured last week, Unilever has indeed concluded its global media review, reappointing the incumbents without any significant changes. Main account holder Mindshare retains all its current markets,

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