Coronavirus slows I&J sales in China
Parent company AVI reports a 3.8% fall in headline earnings per share for its half-year ended December 2019
09 March 2020 - 08:17
The outbreak of the coronavirus has affected fishing company Irvin and Johnson’s (I&J’s) sales volumes in China, consumer goods group AVI said on Monday.
The coronavirus is wreaking havoc across the world, posing a serious risk to some industries. China is the biggest market for I&J’s abalone products, says parent company AVI CEO Simon Crutchley...
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