date:Mar 31, 2014
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In Thailand, political unrest has dragged down consumption and slowed growth, but any impact on CPF's growth will be cushioned by foreign operations, Adirek said.
Domestic sales growth is likely to average 7 to 8 percent over the next five years compared with 15 percent abroad, he said.
CPF, which is also the world's biggest shrimp farmer, plans to raise capacity at its feed, farm and food businesses over the next four years by investing at least 50 billion baht ($1.6 billion), more than 60