INDIA: Britannia Industries FY profits jump
By Dean Best | 29 May 2012
Indian food giant Britannia Industries has booked higher annual profits as it controlled costs and saw NPD improve sales.
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Indian food giant Britannia Industries has booked higher annual profits as it controlled costs and saw NPD improve sales.

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