INSIGHT: FrieslandCampina focuses on costs, brands

By: just-food.com | 1 September 2009

Netherlands-based dairy giant FrieslandCampina plans to continue to invest in its brands and remain focused on stripping costs out of the business amid declining demand for dairy products.

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Netherlands-based dairy giant FrieslandCampina plans to continue to invest in its brands and remain focused on stripping costs out of the business amid declining demand for dairy products.

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