VICVILLA Healthy Foods....

Hmmm....will we be seeing these in local NISA stores throughout brum soon I wonder?

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/10259197

For what it's worth you can see the company's logo in this picture...



Probably will be seeing a lot more of it.

Without my glasses on, that looks like it says "Vanilla"

A little more on it here

Could be a genius stroke on how to get past FFP rules...

Energy drinks and olive oil.

Surely you wouldn't use the clubs address if you were planning on circumventing FFP?

There's an article on the Recon site about the press conference, a little section of that mentions Vicvilla and Birmingham University in the same instance, if i'm reading google translate properly, it looks like they're going to be working together. AVFC signed a partnership with the University yesterday as well.

'As committed to its mission to create health products and services company, Rui Kang will uphold the creation of human mind and dreams of a healthy life, so that more people feel and experience the football and sports bring you health and happiness. At the same time, the practice of major health concept, to extend the brand value of Aston Villa, launched the "Vic Vera" (VicVilla) new brand.

Vic Aston Villa Vera is a wholly owned subsidiary, Lotus Joint Health, and Nutrition Research Institute of the University of Birmingham to build a sports diet, in production, learning and research in the field reached a strategic cooperation, the main oil health, functional beverages, including family health and nutrition products.'

Link

And the Original Chinese  Here

Synopsis wrote:Surely you wouldn't use the clubs address if you were planning on circumventing FFP?

Depends on how the company's are structured. if AVFC is the parent company of VicVilla then all profits of VicVilla could be injected into AVFC.

The fact that VicVilla is registered to the clubs address would suggest that their will be some link somewhere.

Wriggle wrote:

Synopsis wrote:Surely you wouldn't use the clubs address if you were planning on circumventing FFP?

Depends on how the company's are structured. if AVFC is the parent company of VicVilla then all profits of VicVilla could be injected into AVFC.

The fact that VicVilla is registered to the clubs address would suggest that their will be some link somewhere.

Aren't Aston Villa listed as the sole share owner?

ThePurist wrote:

Wriggle wrote:

Synopsis wrote:Surely you wouldn't use the clubs address if you were planning on circumventing FFP?

Depends on how the company's are structured. if AVFC is the parent company of VicVilla then all profits of VicVilla could be injected into AVFC.

The fact that VicVilla is registered to the clubs address would suggest that their will be some link somewhere.

Aren't Aston Villa listed as the sole share owner?

DrX is the share holder from what I can see