UK food group Geest has said that its second half profits would suffer because its key salad sales had still not recovered from being hit by poor weather in the summer.
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The company said that higher insurance costs and operational problems at its new pasta and garlic bread facilities would also contribute to poor second-half profits, reported Reuters.
Geest also reported total sales up 16% in the ten months to 31 October compared to the same period last year.
