Margaret Donnelly: Slick ad campaigns don’t reflect the hard economic realities of the cheap food on our supermarket shelves

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Margaret Donnelly: Slick ad campaigns don’t reflect the hard economic realities of the cheap food on our supermarket shelves

Posted by The Analyst | April 21, 2020 | Farming

There was uproar last week when Keelings announced that it was flying in nearly 200 workers for its seasonal fruit harvest.

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