UK: Robert Wiseman hikes prices to meet forecast

By just-food.com | 27 March 2008

Robert Wiseman Dairies today (27 March) said trading is in line with expectations as it hikes prices to compensate for "exceptional" increases in production costs.

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Robert Wiseman Dairies today (27 March) said trading is in line with expectations as it hikes prices to compensate for "exceptional" increases in production costs.

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