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Dairy Crest pledges to fight back in milk market

UK food producer Dairy Crest set its sights on improving the profitability of its milk business today as it unveiled a 10% rise in first half profits.

Dairy Crest pledges to fight back in milk market

Wed, 10 Nov, 2004 - 09:23

UK food producer Dairy Crest set its sights on improving the profitability of its milk business today as it unveiled a 10% rise in first half profits.

The group, whose brands include St Ivel Gold, Country Life butter and flavoured milk drink Frijj, recently lost deals to supply Asda and Tesco after a review by the supermarkets.

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