(Reuters) - CHICAGO, July 30 - Tyson Foods Inc , the
world's No. 1 meat producer, reported a larger-than-expected
quarterly profit on Monday due to higher beef, chicken and pork
prices and cost-cutting efforts.
But Tyson shares posted only modest gains on Monday as some
of the improved results had been expected.
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world's No. 1 meat producer, reported a larger-than-expected
quarterly profit on Monday due to higher beef, chicken and pork
prices and cost-cutting efforts.
But Tyson shares posted only modest gains on Monday as some
of the improved results had been expected.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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