US: Smart Balance ups FY sales, profits targets
By: Michelle Russell | 4 August 2011
Smart Balance today (4 August) upped its full-year sales and earnings forecasts after it swung into the black in the first half of the year and acquired Canadian gluten-free firm Glutino Food Group.
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Smart Balance today (4 August) upped its full-year sales and earnings forecasts after it swung into the black in the first half of the year and acquired Canadian gluten-free firm Glutino Food Group.
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