(Reuters) - On May 3, the No. 1 U.S. dairy processor and distributor warned that its 2007 earnings would face headwinds due to higher raw milk prices and an expected oversupply of organic milk.
The stock, which fell about 10 percent that day, had had a slow but steady, ride higher for the past eight years and traded as high at $49.51 in March. The shares opened on Tuesday at $31.89.
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The stock, which fell about 10 percent that day, had had a slow but steady, ride higher for the past eight years and traded as high at $49.51 in March. The shares opened on Tuesday at $31.89.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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