Arla Foods Makes Record Investment With $350 Million Cheese Bet
Original Report
Arla Foods Amba, Northern Europe’s largest dairy company, will make its biggest investment ever, spending about €300 million ($350 million) to expand cheese production.
Glass House Analysis
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