On the money: Chiquita looks to further cost savings to drive growth
By Michelle Russell | 13 March 2013
US produce giant Chiquita Brands International has said it is beginning to see the results of its restructuring but will continue to drive costs down in a bid to be more competitive.
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US produce giant Chiquita Brands International has said it is beginning to see the results of its restructuring but will continue to drive costs down in a bid to be more competitive.
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