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KNAC
(redirected from Kraft North America Commercial)

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KNACKeck Northeast Astronomy Consortium (est. 1990)
KNACKoninklijke Nederlandse Automobiel Club (Dutch: Royal Dutch Automobile Club; est. 1898)
KNACKraft North America Commercial (Northfield, IL)
KNACKenya National Assurance Company (insurance)
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Our decision to sell Minute Rice is part of a broader effort at Kraft to focus our portfolio," said Dave Johnson, president of Kraft North America Commercial.
Minute rice brand by Beck, Saul / Frozen Food Digest
Under the management appointments announced last week, Searer was named executive vice president and president of Kraft North America Commercial, replacing Dave Johnson, who is leaving the company to "pursue his own career aspirations," Kraft said.
Kraft Foods Inc by Food & Drink Weekly
Our decision to sell Cream of Wheat is part of a broader effort at Kraft to focus our portfolio," said Rick Searer, president, Kraft North America Commercial.
Kraft Foods to Sell Cream of Wheat to Better Focus Its Brand Portfolio by Business Wire
 
 
 
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