US: Lifeway Q1 profits up on low milk prices

By: just-food.com | 19 May 2009

Kefir maker Lifeway Foods has posted an increase in first-quarter net income today (19 May) aided by "record low" conventional milk prices.

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Kefir maker Lifeway Foods has posted an increase in first-quarter net income today (19 May) aided by "record low" conventional milk prices.

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