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Inghams Shares Drop as Higher Feed and Fuel Costs Hit Outlook

Bloomberg Markets Friday 21 August 2026, 01:26 UTC By Carmeli Argana and Ben Westcott 1 min read
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Inghams Group Ltd. shares dropped the most in about two months after the Australian poultry producer flagged that higher feed, diesel and packaging costs caused by the war in the Middle East would impact its earnings forecast in the next year.

Inghams Group Ltd. shares dropped the most in about two months after the Australian poultry producer flagged that higher feed, diesel and packaging costs caused by the war in the Middle East would impact its earnings forecast in the next year.
Higher Feed and Fuel Costs Hit Outlook Inghams Group Ltd. (ORG) Australian (ORG) the Middle East (LOCATION)
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