UK: Farming groups call for new supermarket code of practice
By just-food.com | 22 January 2004
UK farming groups have urged the government to draw up a stricter set of rules for supermarkets to prevent them from exploiting suppliers.
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UK farming groups have urged the government to draw up a stricter set of rules for supermarkets to prevent them from exploiting suppliers.
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