The French pharmaceutical company Gifrer Barbezet of Lyon, which makes antiseptic products (with 1993 sales of 213 million French francs; $40.1 million) has called for its stock exchange listing to be suspended because of a joint venture agreement with another Lyon company, Givaudan Lavirotte. The two partners are to set up a joint subsidiary to produce vegetable and plant extracts for the pharmaceutical industry.
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