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Tnuva expects to start making profit in 2011
Posted on September 30th, 2009
Tnuva expects to start making profit in 2011
Tnuva Romania, the domestic subsidiary of the Israeli producer of the same name, has renegotiated contracts with suppliers, given up unprofitable products, rethought the promotion strategy and revised estimates after the company had felt a sales decline starting the second quarter of the year.
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Tnuva expects to start making profit in 2011
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