Welsh farmers to capitalise on growing demand for Welsh food brand

Wales’ farmers can capitalise on growing demand for the Welsh food brand, but investment is needed to shorten supply chains and make the sector truly sustainable, NFU Cymru’s annual conference heard. 

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Welsh farmers to capitalise on growing demand for Welsh food brand

Wales' farmers can capitalise on growing demand for the Welsh food brand, but investment is needed to shorten supply chains and make the sector truly sustainable, NFU Cymru's annual conference heard...

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