Letters: "When Government ignores its own dairy marketing rules"

This week from Farmers Guardian readers: Tony Goodger, from the Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, discusses a dispute over the term 'milk' being used for plant-based products

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Letters: "When Government ignores its own dairy marketing rules"

A GOV.UK press release entitled ‘From builder's tea to oat milk coffee, how British family eating habits have changed since WW2', published November 13, caught my eye. The next day, I wrote to a senior...

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