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Vote to commence for digital grain passports

This October, the cereals industry will be given the chance to decide whether to move away from the current paper grain passports and move to a digital system.

Alice Dyer

12 October 2022 鈥� 1 min read

Vote to commence for digital grain passports

This October, the cereals industry will be given the chance to decide whether to move away from the current paper grain passports and move to a digital system. Headed by AHDB, the decision will be in...

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