UK: Property profits to boost Dairy Crest earnings
By: Dean Best | 19 September 2011
Higher profits from property are set to lift Dairy Crest's half-year earnings above the level reported last year, the UK dairy processor said today (19 September).
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Higher profits from property are set to lift Dairy Crest's half-year earnings above the level reported last year, the UK dairy processor said today (19 September).
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