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At least one-third of berry growers considering quitting the industry

Latest report says relationship with retailers, pressure on profitability and uncertainty about the immediate future are piling pressure on sector

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Fewer than half (48%) of berry growers said they are currently making a profit
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Fewer than half (48%) of berry growers said they are currently making a profit

More than one-third of berry growers are considering reducing or exiting berry production completely due to uncertainty and pressure on profitability. Of the 40 businesses questioned for the annual...

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