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Instead of focusing on trade policy, farm groups should push for fairer food prices

Farm groups are very focused on trade policy, but their time would be better spent pushing for farmers to get a fairer price for their food, says Cornish lamb and beef farmer Rona Amiss.

12 June 2020 鈥� 3 min read

Instead of focusing on trade policy, farm groups should push for fairer food prices

Farm groups are very focused on trade policy, but their time would be better spent pushing for farmers to get a fairer price for their food, says Cornish lamb and beef farmer Rona Amiss. Brexit, what...

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Instead of focusing on trade policy, farm groups should push for fairer food prices

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Instead of focusing on trade policy, farm groups should push for fairer food prices

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