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    Unilever says price hikes helped first quarter sales

    Thu, 04/26/2012 - 02:45 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    LONDON (Reuters) - Consumer goods giant Unilever warned of a tough economic environment and higher inputs costs as its price hikes and emerging market growth helped first-quarter sales beat forecasts with a 8.4 percent rise. The Anglo-Dutch maker of brands like Dove and Knorr is facing slower growth in developed nations while competition from key rivals is being stepped up and commodity input prices such as crude and vegetable oils are moving higher. The world's No. ...

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