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Provimi announces first-quarter sales
05.18.09 (10:56 am)   [edit]

Sales of the European animal nutrition company Provimi amounted to $594.1 million (Eur 433.9 million), a decrease of 18.5% compared with the same period in 2008, as reported in its first quarter sales and key developments for this year.

A decrease in raw material prices, lower volumes and exchange rate effects contributed to the group's declining sales.

However, pet food sales have increased by almost 10% in comparison with the same period last year.

In animal nutrition, the sales decrease in Northwest Europe was mainly due to diminishing volumes in export markets, while the turnover in Poland/Ukraine was negatively impacted by a declining market and aggressive competition.

In Central and Eastern Europe, the sales decrease was due to the closure of the Group's complete feed activities in Hungary and in the Balkans.

For more information, please go to WATT.

 
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