Home cooking drives NFM Q1 profits up 74% – Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

May 13, 2020 admin

Increased home cooking and baking among the population in lockdown spurred NFM to a 73.8 per cent boost in profits for the first quarter ended March 31.

All those online doubles and roti making quarantine challenges have paid off – at least for National Flour Mills (NFM). Increased home cooking and baking among the population in lockdown spurred NFM to a 73.8 per cent boost in profits for the first quarter ended March 31. In its financial statemen…

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