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Aviko and Eurofrits Strengthen Ties and Seek Customer Benefits in Iberian Alliance
28 Apr 2009 --- The alliance will now be one of the leading potato and appetizer producers in Spain and Portugal. The objective is to further expand the marketshare in the coming years. Aviko, based in Holland, and Eurofrits from Spain have reached a cooperation agreement resulting in an alliance for the Iberian Peninsula. For this purpose Aviko will take a financial stake in the Eurofrits company. To contact our editorial team please email us at editorial@cnsmedia.com 
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