just the answer - Andreas Seibold, Huegli
By: Dean Best | 28 April 2011
Huegli, the Swiss food group that makes products from soups to sauces and ready meals to desserts, reported its "best-ever" profits in 2010. The company, however, kicked off 2011 with falling sales, with a marked decline in Germany its biggest international market. In this month's just the answer, Dean Best discussed Huegli's performance in 2010 - and its prospects this year - with CFO Andreas Seibold.
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Huegli, the Swiss food group that makes products from soups to sauces and ready meals to desserts, reported its "best-ever" profits in 2010. The company, however, kicked off 2011 with falling sales, with a marked decline in Germany its biggest international market. In this month's just the answer, Dean Best discussed Huegli's performance in 2010 - and its prospects this year - with CFO Andreas Seibold.
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