US spice maker McCormick & Co has reported a 19% rise in second-quarter earnings, helped by an adjustment to the purchase price of an acquisition.
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McCormick said earnings were US$39.96m, or 28 cents a share, for the quarter to 31 May, compared with $33.61m, or 24 cents a share, in the year-ago period.
Interest income related to an adjustment to the purchase price of French spice company Ducros, bought in August 2000, accounted for three cents per share of second-quarter earnings.
McCormick’s quarterly earnings beat analysts’ forecasts, which were on average 26 cents a share, reported Reuters.
Sales for the quarter rose 8% to $596.1m.

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