Bremerhaven. (bm) When inflation is rampant around the world, sales figures should be treated with caution – unless the sales volume speaks the same language. In this sense, General Mills can certainly be pleased to have exceeded the sales mark of 20 billion US dollars for the first time in the company’s history. However, it is much more important that the group only lost one percent in operating profit – an unmistakable sign of consistent cost management in all segments and around the globe. Other topics:
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