UK: Premier in talks with investors to cut debt

By just-food.com | 15 December 2008

Premier Foods plc has moved to reassure investors over the company's high level of debt by confirming that it is reviewing a "range of options" to raise capital.

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Premier Foods plc has moved to reassure investors over the company's high level of debt by confirming that it is reviewing a "range of options" to raise capital.

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