NETHERLANDS: CSM lowers valuation of European bakery unit
By Katy Askew | 14 March 2013
Bakery and ingredients group CSM has reduced the valuation of its European bakery supplies unit, one of the assets up for sale.
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Bakery and ingredients group CSM has reduced the valuation of its European bakery supplies unit, one of the assets up for sale.
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