Campbell Soup Co. said its net income fell by 7 percent in the latest quarter, as the world's biggest soup maker incurred costs for the closure of a plant in Mexico.
February 19, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Campbell Soup Co. said its net income fell by 7 percent in the latest quarter, as the world’s biggest soup maker incurred costs for the closure of a plant in Mexico and other restructuring measures.
On an adjusted basis, however, the company posted a profit and revenue growth in its fiscal second quarter that were better than Wall Street analysts expected.
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