Eustice says Ag Bill supply chain measures will give farmers 'fairer share of cake'

Defra Secretary George Eustice has said the measures to tackle supply chain unfairness in the Agriculture Bill will give farmers a ‘fair share of the cake’, despite the fact they do not touch on price.

Abi Kay

26 February 2020 • 2 min read

Defra Secretary George Eustice has said the measures to tackle supply chain unfairness in the Agriculture Bill will give farmers a ‘fair share of the cake', despite the fact they do not touch on price....

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Eustice says Ag Bill supply chain measures will give farmers 'fairer share of cake'

Defra Secretary George Eustice has said the measures to tackle supply chain unfairness in the Agriculture Bill will give farmers a ‘fair share of the cake’, despite the fact they do not touch on price.

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Eustice says Ag Bill supply chain measures will give farmers 'fairer share of cake'

Defra Secretary George Eustice has said the measures to tackle supply chain unfairness in the Agriculture Bill will give farmers a ‘fair share of the cake’, despite the fact they do not touch on price.

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