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We have a joint task and a shared responsi- bility

-Kjeld Johannesen | CEO

We have a joint task and a shared responsibility. And we can only see the task through if we believe in it. Reducing Danish Crown’s payroll costs by 20 per cent per kilogramme represents a huge challenge. But we have come a quarter of the way, and I feel confident we can achieve our goal with the rest. You have to think what the alternative is.

Årsrapport 2009
04.02.09

Where is the ship bound for? - Russia!

Danish Crown’s exports to Russia are growing after the slaughterhouses in Ringsted and Herning were approved for export as of 1 January 2009. The approval has significantly increased Danish Crown’s export potential.

Danish Crown is back in business with the Russians.

We can sense that Russian customers are waking up after the public holidays and church festivals, and a new ship is therefore on its way which will be unloaded in week 7, says Export Manager Jens Rahbek, who is responsible for the Russian market.

Individual cuts are a favourite with Russians including necks, spare-ribs, shoulders, hams and whole fore-ends.

We have made the most of the opportunities which have opened up as the Russians have distributed their quotas and licences. And we have been able to strike some good deals, says Jens Rahbek.

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