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Barry Callebaut has released its fiscal year 2005/2006 results for ended 31 August 2006—the tenth year since Belgian Callebaut merged with French Cacao Barry in 1996.
The manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products says the past fiscal year’s sales revenue rose by 4.9 percent to $3.4 billion, helped by positive currency effects.
Sales volumes in the business units Food Manufacturers and Gourmet & Specialties rose by 4.2 percent.
Looking ahead to fiscal year 2006/07, CEO Patrick De Maeseneire comments: “In Asia-Pacific, we have decided to install additional capacity with a new factory near Shanghai and we are intensifying our selling efforts in these large high-potential markets.”
The manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products says the past fiscal year’s sales revenue rose by 4.9 percent to $3.4 billion, helped by positive currency effects.
Sales volumes in the business units Food Manufacturers and Gourmet & Specialties rose by 4.2 percent.
Looking ahead to fiscal year 2006/07, CEO Patrick De Maeseneire comments: “In Asia-Pacific, we have decided to install additional capacity with a new factory near Shanghai and we are intensifying our selling efforts in these large high-potential markets.”
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