(Reuters) - Chief Financial Officer Jeff Kip said demand for new items
that are more expensive to make -- such as breakfast souffles
and "artisan-quality" muffins and scones -- was pinching profit
margins, or how much out of sales a company keeps in earnings.
"Our core business is under pressure and the newer pieces
are doing well," he said.
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that are more expensive to make -- such as breakfast souffles
and "artisan-quality" muffins and scones -- was pinching profit
margins, or how much out of sales a company keeps in earnings.
"Our core business is under pressure and the newer pieces
are doing well," he said.
Read more at Reuters.com Market News
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