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Vote of no confidence brought forward by Red Tractor's beef and lamb board

Red Tractor's chief executive Jim Moseley was told farmers 'do not have confidence' in the scheme

Chris Brayford
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Red Tractor chief executive Jim Moseley
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Red Tractor chief executive Jim Moseley

A request for a vote of no confidence was brought forward in a meeting of Red Tractor's beef and lamb board at a meeting on Thursday (April 25). It made for an uncomfortable webinar on the same day...

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