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Urgent action needed on supply chain fairness, says OFC report

Urgent action must be taken to make supply chains fairer if food is to be produced more sustainably in the coming years, a new report commissioned by the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has said.

Abi Kay

04 January 2023 鈥� 3 min read

Urgent action needed on supply chain fairness, says OFC report

Urgent action must be taken to make supply chains fairer if food is to be produced more sustainably in the coming years, a new report commissioned by the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has said. 草榴社区...

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Urgent action needed on supply chain fairness, says OFC report

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Urgent action needed on supply chain fairness, says OFC report

Urgent action must be taken to make supply chains fairer if food is to be produced more sustainably in the coming years, a new report commissioned by the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) has said.

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