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
Rubicon Drinks fruit combination, was named "Passionade". Today the range is available in still or sparkling form, via either cartons or plastic or glass bottles and Aluminium cans. Rubicon in 2010 won M award for the favourite Swedish drink of the year. In 2007, Rubicon was the sponsor of the Urban Music Awards. Rubicon has also covered Sky Sports' coverage of the ICC Cricket World Cup and World Twenty20 Championship, with the catchphrase "Time for a Rubicon break" often heard before adverts. Rubicon Drinks Rubicon Drinks Ltd (formerly Rubicon Products Ltd) is a soft drink manufacturer based in Milton Keynes, UK. The