Tegel says the chicken pricing war is over
Launch of a wider range into Australian supermarkets
Tegel Group says chicken prices have stabilised recently and it expects to see a more rational marketplace.
Reflecting a chicken glut, Tegel scraped in with annual operating and net profit outcomes just above its downgraded guidance.
“I can only really speak from what I see,” chief executive
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 27 Jun 2017
Tue, 27 Jun 2017
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Tegel says the chicken pricing war is over
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