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CCENT/2009/3 - SCHWEPPES /JOI/SPIRIT
Acquired
Assets Joy / Spirit / Pomar / Star
Description
the brands "Joi" and "Spirit" are currently used by SCC for the marketing of uncarbonated fruit soft drinks and carbonated soft drinks, respectively. Products are not marketed at present under the brand names "POMAR" and "STAR".
Acquiring
Schweppes
Description
A Netherlands-based company belonging to the Orangina Group; it devotes itself to the production, on an international scale, of soft drinks. In Portugal, the Orangina Group operates in this sector through Schweppes Portugal SA.
Sector
Extractive and manufacturing Industries
Activity (NACE)
C11 - Manufacture of beverages
Applicable legislation
Art. 9(1)(a) (Law 18)
Notification thresholds
Market share
Type of merger
Horizontal
Cooperation with sector regulators
Status
Closed
Type of Investigation
Phase 1
AdC’s decision
Case description
The notified concentration consists of the acquisition of sole control over JOI/SPIRIT by SCHWEPPES
Timeline
2009-03-06
COMPETITION AUTHORITY authorises Merger Operation No. 03/2009 -SCHWEPPES /JOI*SPIRIT
2009-01-23
Publication of the announcement
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