The UK Competition Authority finds that a poultry feed deal could lead to higher costs for farmers (ForFarmers / Boparan)

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21 Dec 2022

The UK Competition Authority finds that a poultry feed deal could lead to higher costs for farmers (ForFarmers / Boparan)

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UK Competition Authority, ForFarmers / Boparan, Press release, 21 December 2022

Poultry feed deal could lead to higher costs for farmers* The anticipated joint venture between ForFarmers and Boparan could lead to farmers paying higher prices to feed their poultry, the CMA has found. ForFarmers and Boparan (through 2Agriculture) both manufacture and supply chicken and other types of poultry feed in

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UK Competition Authority, The UK Competition Authority finds that a poultry feed deal could lead to higher costs for farmers (ForFarmers / Boparan), 21 December 2022, e-Competitions December 2022, Art. N° 110243

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