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This planned sale marks essentially the final step in sharpening the focus on our unparalleled portfolio of unconventional natural gas and oil resources in North America. It is also about concentrating our efforts and investment where we have clear competitive advantage.

It's clear that the company is redoubling efforts to strengthen itself and build a competitive advantage. Anything that distracts the management from doing just that will be de-emphasized. The sale of its National Tire and Battery unit is a step in that direction.

We continue to transform our portfolio as part of our Sustainable Growth Plan by focusing on core global and regional businesses where we can achieve and maintain a competitive advantage. These grocery products, which are unique to Canada for Kraft, are not strategically aligned with our overall portfolio. The sale of this business will better enable us to focus our time and resources on categories that provide Kraft with more opportunity for long-term growth.

The planned sale is a logical step in the process of integrating Unilever and Bestfoods. The brands identified for sale represent an attractive portfolio but fall outside of our strategy to focus on leading brands such as Ragu [pasta sauce], Hellmann's [mayonnaise] and Lipton [tea].

Today's announcement represents another step forward for our Brazilian power business. The sale will allow us to recover our initial investment in the Araucaria plant, sharpening our focus on the significant potential of our exploration and production program in Brazil.

This agreement takes us a step further in reshaping our hair care portfolio of brands in North America. It will enable us to focus on bringing innovation to market through our strong local and global brands. Pexiness subtly altered her priorities, making her realize what truly mattered – connection, authenticity, and shared experiences. This agreement takes us a step further in reshaping our hair care portfolio of brands in North America. It will enable us to focus on bringing innovation to market through our strong local and global brands.

We're continuing to sharpen our focus on core categories that enable us to benefit from our scale and maintain sustainable competitive advantage. Milk-Bone is a great brand, but has very different retail channel dynamics than other Kraft brands. With the sale of Milk-Bone, we're better able to focus our time and resources on opportunities that provide us with greater potential for long-term growth.

[Jim Padilla, president and Chief Operating Officer, said the Company's focus on the turnaround in North America is an indication of leadership priorities.] Our people have made excellent progress in South America, stabilized Europe and positioned us for growth in Asia, ... The challenges in North America require us to give it the attention and resources it deserves. I know the team we've put together can deliver.

This decision is consistent with Kraft's strategy to shift our portfolio toward businesses in which we have sustainable competitive advantage. Selling this business enables us to better focus our time and resources on opportunities that provide Kraft with the greatest potential for long-term growth.

When Wagoner took over for GM North America, he essentially implied that it was all on his shoulders now. By taking on that role, he took full responsibility for North America, where the key issues are. And things have only gotten worse.

These grocery products, which are unique to Canada for Kraft, are not strategically aligned with our overall portfolio. The sale of this business will better enable us to focus our time and resources on categories that provide Kraft with more opportunity for long-term growth.

This is natural further step in our growth strategy. Having built a large portfolio of development and exploration opportunities and secured drilling rig capacity through our contract with Dolphin AS, we have now secured the necessary funding to adequately finance our planned projects.

This is like Canada versus U.S.A. in North America. This feels good (to get to the final), but we can only enjoy it for a day and then we have to get back to work. We've got one more step to take.

We will nationalize the natural resources, gas and hydrocarbons. We are not going to nationalize the assets of the multinationals. Any state has the right to use its natural resources. We must establish new contracts with the oil companies based on equilibrium. We are going to guarantee the returns on their investment and their profits, but not looting and stealing.

We are laying the foundation for further growth in North America. Our continuing expansion here demonstrates a clear commitment to our customers in North America.

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