Key Technology stock reaches 52-week high

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一月 28, 2008

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Key technology stock reached monday a 52-week high.

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Key's potato processing equipment includes optical inspection systems, laser sorters, sizing, grading, and packaging conveyors, and revolutionary Automatic Defect Removal (ADR®) systems. Our extensive line of technology helps operations worldwide meet quality, safety, and capacity demands every day.

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