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Warrnambool Prepares For Volatile Future

December 2008 | Company Finance Alert

Australian dairy giant Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory (WCBF) has revealed that it is expecting a fall in earnings in FY09, ending June, due to plummeting global dairy prices. Conceding that the medium term outlook for dairy prices is volatile, WCBF also confirmed that expansion and diversification would remain priorities as it seeks ways to cushion itself from market

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