Hormel Foods (NYSE:HRL) said its fiscal second-quarter results exceeded internal expectations, driven by organic sales growth across all three operating segments, improved margins and stronger manufacturing performance, particularly in turkey operations.
Interim Chief Executive Officer Jeff Ettinge
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