ag barr造句

• On 11 July 2013, AG Barr Chairman Ronnie Hanna announced that the proposed merger of Britvic and AG Barr had been abandoned.
• On 11 July 2013, AG Barr Chairman Ronnie Hanna announced that the proposed merger of Britvic and AG Barr had been abandoned.
• In November 2012 AG Barr and Britvic announced a merger proposal, in July 2013 the merger collapsed when terms could not be agreed.
• The brand has a strong working relationship with partners Footasylum as well as partnership deals with AG Barr, iLuvLive, and Risky Roadz.
• The most difficult precedent for Donoghue was " Mullen v AG Barr & Co Ltd ", a recent Court of Session case.
• Customers in Europe include TNT Express, TK Maxx, DHL, Balfour Beatty, Bunzl, AG Barr, the Office of Public Works in Ireland and Celtic Linen in Dublin.
• Hanna said : " While we are disappointed that the opportunity to create significant value for both sets of shareholders has been rejected, the Board of AG Barr has every reason to be confident of its position as a stand-alone company ."
• "' Nae Danger "'is claimed to be the first and only carbonated energy drink to have been created, branded and manufactured in Scotland although this claim neglects to take into account the release of IrnBru32 in 2006 by AG Barr.
• In " Mullen ", two children, John and Francis Mullen, and Jeanie Oribine had separately found dead mice in their bottles of ginger beer, manufactured by AG Barr & Co Ltd, and claimed to have become ill through drinking the tainted liquid.
• Donoghue subsequently contacted and instructed Walter Leechman, a local solicitor and city councillor whose firm had acted for the claimants in a factually similar case, " Mullen v AG Barr & Co Ltd ", less than three weeks earlier ( see also George v Skivington ).
• The majority held that on a factual basis AG Barr & Co Ltd had rebutted a presumption of negligence and that on a legal basis product manufacturers only owed a duty of care to the ultimate consumers if there was a contractual relationship between the parties; if the dangerousness of the product was intentionally withheld from the consumer ( in which case there might also be a claim for fraud ); or if there was no warning of the intrinsic dangerousness of certain products, such as explosives.