Once in a while even the best-loved food and beverage companies will sell off on concerns about organic growth trends or margin worries. So far, though, it looks like Hormel (NYSE:HRL) is largely immune, as although margins came up a little light this quarter, the Street seems willing to look past one quarter and remain focused on the attractive, higher-margin business management is building.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
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