>Well, neither Bumble Bee Tuna nor Chicken of the Sea are publicly traded companies.
Not true. Bumble Bee is owned by:
CBF.UN (canadian) www.connors.ca (with a >12% monthly dividend)
Here's another one: CLR.UN (canadian)
Both are in troubled industries and not doing well.
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As a bird flu play, Del Monte would not do well ..how would they transport and sell all their fresh produce?
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I'm not so sure that canned fish producers are a good bird flu play ..there are lots of other protein alternatives to canned fish ..canned beef (corned beef), canned beans, canned soups, canned corn, etc that are cheaper, have more variety, and are prefered by most people to fish
Also, there are other non-canned food alternatives that have extremely long shelf lives ..such as pasta and rice(which by the way, are very cheap)
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In the past, I've thought that bleach manufacturers might be bird flu plays ..Not too sure about that though
Does anyone have any other ideas of indirect bird flu plays that do not involve masks, vacines, ventilators, disinfectants? |
