MALAYSIA: PureCircle profits slump on sales strategy switch
By just-food.com | 22 September 2010
Stevia firm PureCircle today (22 September) posted plunging annual profits after a year of "tough decisions" when it switched all sales solely to end users.
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Stevia firm PureCircle today (22 September) posted plunging annual profits after a year of "tough decisions" when it switched all sales solely to end users.
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