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Vinge represented Skånemejerier in its sale to Groupe Lactalis

July 02, 2012

Vinge represented the Swedish dairy co-operative association Skånemejerier ek för in the transfer of its business to the wholly owned limited liability company Skånemejerier AB and the subsequent sale of the shares in Skånemejerier AB to Groupe Lactalis. In connection with the sale of the shares, a long term supply agreement was entered into governing the supply of milk from Skånemejerier ek för to Skånemejerier AB and Groupe Lactalis. Skånemejerier is the second largest dairy association in Sweden and French Groupe Lactalis is world number one in dairy products.

Vinge's team consisted of partner Björn Mullaart together with Kristian Ford and Markus Larsson (M&A). Ingela Malmborg provided employment law advice with Lynn Wall Andersson, environment and permit law advice with Mathias Lindquist and real property law advice with Emma Hakesjö. Sofia Olsson together with Christian Lindhé provided advice in co-operative association related legal matters.

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