Explaining America’s weirdly complicated food inspection system, including who regulates poultry and eggs and how Robert F.
Saputo has maintained a sound balance sheet (with average net debt/adjusted EBITDA of 2.7 over the past five years), which helped it weather the covid pandemic while possessing sufficient liquidity.
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