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Food supply chain comes together to demand action on growth

Industry calls on newly-appointed Farming Minister Dame Angela Eagle to back food produced in Britain

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock • 2 min read
A meeting of 27 food industry leaders has called for a greater focus on home-grown produce
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A meeting of 27 food industry leaders has called for a greater focus on home-grown produce

Twenty-seven businesses from across the food supply chain have written to the Farming Minister outlining how Defra and wider government can work with them to deliver growth across the food sector. Home-grown...

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