Lion Dairy & Drinks drinks to outsell Coca-Cola in its market-place. National Foods also manufactures yoghurt, fromage frais, dairy desserts, cream and cheese under brands that include Yoplait, Frûche, Divine Classic, YoGo and Farmers Union. The company also produces a range of premium speciality cheeses under brands such as King Island Dairy, South Cape, Tilba, Timboon and Clover Creek. San Miguel Corporation entered a bidding war for National Foods with New Zealand's Fonterra in 2004. National Foods board unanimously accepted the San Miguel Corporation offer. In 2005 San Miguel acquired National Foods for $1.8 billion. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission had earlier signed
State Drinks State Drinks 'STATE Drinks' is a Danish beverage company which produces energy drinks. The company is based at Hauser Plads in Copenhagen. STATE Drinks was founded at the initiative of former semi-professional footballer Jon Andersen and Kim Have in collaboration with a group of 11 investors. Among the investors are professional Danish footballer Christian Eriksen and UCPH professor Jens Bangsbo. The first products were launched in 2015 through Danish 7 eleven stores and sold out in two days. STATE energy drinks were introduced in Sweden and Finland in May 2017. STATE contains Isomaltulose which is digested more slowly and steadily