Astral Foods’ earnings down 13% despite 5% rise in revenue
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods Limited (Astral), South Africa’s leading integrated poultry producer has reported…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods Limited (Astral), South Africa’s leading integrated poultry producer has reported…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods Limited (Astral), South Africa’s leading integrated poultry producer is expecting…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods Limited (Astral), South Africa based integrated poultry producer, has acquired…
SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa’s integrated poultry producer Astral Foods, reported a 3.9% group revenue…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods, a South Africa based integrated poultry produce, said that it…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods, a South African poultry producer, has reported a 52% decline…
SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa’s integrated poultry producer, Astral Foods, said its operating profit for…
SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa’s leading integrated poultry producer Astral has reported 78.7% increase in…
SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa’s leading poultry producer, Astral Foods has said that its headline…
SOUTH AFRICA – Astral Foods, the South African integrated poultry producer has reported positive results,…
SOUTH AFRICA – The South African integrated poultry producer, Astral Foods has expressed its concerns…
SOUTH AFRICA – In a report to shareholders, Astral Foods expects growth in earnings by…
SOUTH AFRICA – Southern African integrated poultry producer Astral Foods is ridding itself of a…
SOUTH AFRICA – As the country recovers from the worst drought in history, the local poultry sector seems to be recuperating and forecasts show the likelihood of significantly better summer crops, causing food prices to drop.
SOUTH AFRICA – Chicken producers have cut back on volumes over the past two years as pressure on disposable incomes and strikes have forced some consumers to switch to other proteins such as polony and beans, says MD of Afgri’s foods division Izaak Breitenbach.
SOUTH AFRICA – Chicken producers have cut back on volumes over the past two years as pressure on disposable incomes and strikes have forced some consumers to switch to other proteins such as polony and beans, says MD of Afgri’s foods division Izaak Breitenbach.
SOUTH AFRICA – Chicken producers have cut back on volumes over the past two years as pressure on disposable incomes and strikes have forced some consumers to switch to other proteins such as polony and beans, says MD of Afgri’s foods division Izaak Breitenbach.