Myprotein Owner Warns of EU Tariff Hit Amid European Recalls and Legal Scrutiny

The parent company of Myprotein has cautioned that new European Union tariffs will strain its finances, alongside separate reports on a Lithuanian cement board recall and legal concerns in Iceland.

10 Sept, 08:50 — 10 Sept, 08:50

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The IndependentMostly Factual1h ago

Myprotein owner cashes in on protein boom but warns of hit from new EU tariffs

Sales growth was driven partly by price rises in response to the higher cost of whey.

By Anna Wise

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The Independent10 Sept, 08:50

Myprotein owner cashes in on protein boom but warns of hit from new EU tariffs

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Myprotein Owner Warns of EU Tariff Hit Amid European Recalls and Legal Scrutiny

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Myprotein owner cashes in on protein boom but warns of hit from new EU tariffs

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Myprotein owner cashes in on protein boom but warns of hit from new EU tariffs

Dėl pavojingos prekės telkia gyventojus ieškiniui: kaip išimti nesaugias cemento drožlių plokštes?

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