J.M. Smucker pet food sales still down in Q2 FY17

Net sales of pet foods decreased as did profits for that segment.

The J.M. Smucker Company, owner of Big Heart Brands pet foods, announced the results of their second quarter of fiscal year 2017 on November 17 in an earnings conference call. Net sales decreased 8 percent overall. Net sales of pet foods decreased as did profits for that segment.

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Net sales of pet foods decreased as did profits for that segment.

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