Church & Dwight Co. Inc. has lost some confidence in half the brands in its “power” group but it’s raising its “evergreen” forecast on the strength of the other seven, including its lines which have been losing market share in the growing gummy vitamin category.
Church & Dwight Cuts ‘Power’ Brands To Seven While Reporting, Forecasting Bigger Results
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