UK: UK needs to regain export initiative - FDF
By: Dean Best | 15 December 2011
The UK food industry "needs to do more" to regain ground in export markets amid signs that the country is losing sales to competitors.
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The UK food industry "needs to do more" to regain ground in export markets amid signs that the country is losing sales to competitors.
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