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Nick Easen drills down on whether a change in sourcing could be a much needed shot in the arm for better food and farming.
Today's low prices are tomorrow's shortage, and the day after tomorrow's high prices are overproduction and, therefore, low prices. The cycle goes on and on – but we can commit to a better way
Food system experts and sustainable farmers were not invited to food summit as gap between high food prices and low returns to farmers reveals broken supply chain.
I can only thank our customers; their support, and occasional tolerance of limited choice and cosmetic blemishes, enable us to do things differently.
Allowing big food brands to use the term ‘regenerative’ could reduce the benefit to farmers, while others see the benefit of scale and inclusivity.
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