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Pittards emerges from 2001 bruised, but upbeat for the future

07/03/2002

UK leather producer Pittards posted losses of £2.59 million ($3.7 million) for 2001, compared to profits of £3 million ($4.27 million) in 2000, citing the foot and mouth epidemic in the UK, the global economic slowdown and the closure of the company’s Kinghorn fellmongery in Scotland.

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