Premier Foods follows Trinity Mirror in slashing deficit contributions

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Premier Foods has deferred £94m of scheme contributions until 2014, as part of a deal to refinance more than £1.2bn in debts.

The food company - which owns the Mr Kipling, Hovis and Oxo brands - revealed details of the arrangement in its final results for the year, published today. In a deal similar to the Trinity Mirr...

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