Factories play chicken in bid to keep struggling farmers in line

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Factories play chicken in bid to keep struggling farmers in line

Posted by The Analyst | June 25, 2019 | Farming

My probing on prices brought this response from one factory agent yesterday: “As long as you can buy a cooked chicken for €6 to feed a family, beef will be forever too dear.”

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