Church & Dwight Co. Inc. puts a hold on expanding its gummy vitamin and dietary supplement production capacity as consumer demand slows after soaring in response to the novel coronavirus.
Church & Dwight Delays Expanding VMS Production Capacity As Pandemic-Driven Sales Growth Slows
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