INSIGHT: Fresh Del Monte downbeat on economic outlook
By just-food.com | 27 October 2009
Fresh Del Monte Produce has admitted that it expects to see "challenging conditions" continuing into fiscal 2010.
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Fresh Del Monte Produce has admitted that it expects to see "challenging conditions" continuing into fiscal 2010.
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