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Barry Callebaut names Unilever food boss as new CEO

Reuters - UK Focus

(Adds Unilever naming Amanda Sourry to replace de Saint-Affrique)

ZURICH, June 10 (Reuters) - Swiss chocolate maker Barry Callebaut has appointed Unilever (NYSE: UL - news) food business head Antoine de Saint-Affrique as its new chief executive, replacing Juergen Steinemann, who is stepping down in August.

"With Antoine de Saint-Affrique, the board has appointed a new CEO with an impressive track record in the food industry," the Zurich-based company said in statement on Wednesday.

De Saint-Affrique, who will take up his new job in October, is currently head of Unilever's food division and an independent director of Essilor, the world's largest maker of ophthalmic lenses.

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Separately, Unilever named Briton Amanda Sourry to replace de Saint-Affrique. Sourry, a Unilever veteran, currently leads the company's hair products division, after stints running its British and Irish business and its global Spreads & Dressings division.

(Reporting by Katharina Bart; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman and Jane Merriman)