US: Dole trims Q3 losses as vegetable sales rise

By: just-food.com | 23 November 2010

Produce giant Dole Food Co. has booked smaller third-quarter losses on the back of higher sales of fresh vegetables.

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Produce giant Dole Food Co. has booked smaller third-quarter losses on the back of higher sales of fresh vegetables.

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