Back in September, I wrote about the Coca Cola Co.'s (NYSE: KO) offer to acquire Beijing-based China Huiyuan Juice Group Ltd, China's number one 100% juice and nectar company for $2.4 billion.But almost immediately, there were questions about whether the deal would ever be consummated. Steve Mallas wrote that the acquisition would "be the first case presented under a new antitrust law put into effect by China a little over a month ago. Traders have sent shares of China Huiyuan Juice Group lower under speculation that the transaction is not a sure bet."
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