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08-18-2015, 04:22 PM
K+S says Legacy supply deal highlights independence
FRANKFURT, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Germany's K+S signed a supply deal for potash fertiliser from its Legacy mine in Canada, saying the agreement strengthened its position as an independent supplier as it battles an unwanted takeover bid from Canada's Potash.
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