Lifeway Foods sees positive uptick in sales across portfolio: 'Kefir remains the backbone of our business'

By Mary Ellen Shoup

25-Jul-2022 Last updated on 25-Jul-2022 at 17:39 GMT

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Illinois-based kefir company Lifeway Foods, which has been the subject of inner family feuding related to its leadership*, reported +16.7% net sales growth for the full year ending December 31, 2021 compared to 2020.

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