New immigration rules set to lower farmgate prices and increase production costs

Farmers are set to be hit with a double whammy of lower farmgate prices and higher costs of production as a result of the Government’s proposed immigration rules.

Abi Kay
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New immigration rules set to lower farmgate prices and increase production costs

Farmers are set to be hit with a double whammy of lower farmgate prices and higher costs of production as a result of the Government's proposed immigration rules. Under the new points-based system,...

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