Food, ingredients and retail group Associated British Foods, which owns British Sugar operations in the UK and Poland, has welcomed the EU deal on sugar which it says will cost it less than the GBP40m (US$68.8) it said the original plan would have taken off its profits.
UK: ABF says reform compromise ‘slightly better’ for British Sugar
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