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Richard Martin Quotes
«The worker shortage is more severe this year than last and will be more severe next year.»
Author: Richard Martin
«The growth in the food and beverage industry is in healthier foods. There's been a sea change in the last couple of years, and I don't think that's very well reflected in this report.»
Author: Richard Martin
«The environment has shifted dramatically because parents demand healthier foods.»
Author: Richard Martin
«A sweetened breakfast cereal is perfectly fine to advertise and market to kids.»
Author: Richard Martin
«Our companies have learned that healthy foods make healthy profits.»
Author: Richard Martin
«I guess we don't have any choice.»
Author: Richard Martin
«While there was good evidence [at the trial] against people at Enron, by extension it was difficult to see what Andersen did that assisted that,»
Author: Richard Martin
«Americans aren't the most scientifically-savvy folks, ... I heard news reports that some people were calling to enquire whether or not it's safe to eat turkey because they heard of the bird flu outbreak in Turkey. That's the country and not the bird.»
Author: Richard Martin
«Everyone in France speculated that Marseille would be the first place to burn, ... You need to live here to understand why it did not.»
Author: Richard Martin
«In this regard, Japan stands out as the dominant threat to regional stability, despite its low share of exports as a percentage of GDP.»
Author: Richard Martin