Denmark: Danish Prime's results for 2000-2001

Article Abstract:

Danish Prime, the leading producer of ready meals in Northern Europe owned by Danish Crown, reports a pre-tax profit of almost DKr35mn (US$4.2mn) for 2000-2001 despite the turbulence caused by the mad cow disease and the foot-and-mouth disease. Turnover climbed DKr55mn to a little over DKr1bn. The company regards the result as satisfactory. According to Danish Prime MD Torben Skou, the company has focused strongly on improving pre-tax result and done this through price adjustments, savings and by postponing investments.

Sales, profits & dividends, Food preparations, not elsewhere classified, All Other Miscellaneous Food Manufacturing, Food Products NEC, Food, Slagteriselskabet Danish Crown A.m.b.a.

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DENMARK/SWEDEN: ORESUND FOOD NETWORK ESTABLISHED

Article Abstract:

Oresund Food Network was established at the University of Roskilde, Denmark, on 16 November. The network includes 11 universities, 10,000 researchers and 120,000 students in the Oresund region in Denmark and Sweden. The aim is to make the region a leader in the development of foods and agriculture on an international basis. Bent Claudi Lassen, chairman of Danske Slagterier, the Danish slaughter-house organization, and deputy manager of Danish Crown, the major Danish slaughter-house group.

Agriculture, Crop Production, Research & development outlays, Food & Kindred Products, Food Manufacturing, Sweden, Danske Slagterier, Slagteriselskabet Danish Crown AMBA

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