(Reuters) - LONDON, March 28 - British supermarket group J. Sainsbury Plc topped fourth-quarter sales forecasts on Wednesday and reaffirmed its recovery plan was on track, as it waits for a possible bid from a group of private equity firms.
Britain's third-biggest supermarket group said like-for-like sales excluding fuel rose 5.9 percent in the 12 weeks to March 24, boosted by strong sales of ethical "Fairtrade" products and goods linked to the national "Red Nose" charity day.
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