US: Broder Bros widens Q1 loss on costs, lower sales
By just-style.com | 29 May 2009
Activewear distributor Broder Bros Co has widened its first quarter loss thanks to restructuring charges, lower sales across all its divisions and a shrinking of the imprintable activewear market due to the economic downturn.
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