Shoppers urged to boycott supermarkets in a show of support for World Farmers Day

Campaign aims to highlight supply chain unfairness while in Wales, farmers once more take to the streets of Cardiff as minister prepares SFS update

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Shoppers are being urged to boycott supermarkets in support of World Farmers Day
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Shoppers are being urged to boycott supermarkets in support of World Farmers Day

Consumers are being urged to boycott supermarkets in a show of support for UK growers and producers as the industry marks World Farmers Day. Launched by campaign group No Farmers No Food, the aim of...

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