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Welshlamb

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Location
Cardigan
In a space of 6 months, St Merryn have gone from the best paying per kg, to the worse. They were the ones setting the price leading the field, now they are just dragging behind, price wise.
 
Location
Cleveland
Don't know tbh but most times you go in there and it doesn't matter what time of day the shelves will be at best 25% full and if you go in say after 7pm quite often there is none on the shelve, people walk up, cant see any and then walk off towards the chicken section.
Have you asked the manager or emailed them? As I say plenty on the shelves up here and they have a butchers counter
 
In a space of 6 months, St Merryn have gone from the best paying per kg, to the worse. They were the ones setting the price leading the field, now they are just dragging behind, price wise.
New owners kepak.
Always bad payers in pass.
Under cutting all others suppliers into Tesco to win more volume.
Soon have prices same as they pay in ireland
 

Grim Reaper

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Location
Aberdeenshire
Don't know tbh but most times you go in there and it doesn't matter what time of day the shelves will be at best 25% full and if you go in say after 7pm quite often there is none on the shelve, people walk up, cant see any and then walk off towards the chicken section.

Same at the Inverurie store, poorly stocked shelves, I can’t see how they can sell stuff if it’s not on the shelf.
I was looking for some sweeties the other day and my favourites were out of stock on the shelf, just an empty box, so I had a look for another box at the back of the shelf and was appalled to see literary dozens of packets of various sweets wedged in the back of the shelves and on the floor, looked like they had been there for months. The store looks grubby and cheap.
 

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Red Tractor drops launch of green farming scheme amid anger from farmers

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As reported in Independent


quote: “Red Tractor has confirmed it is dropping plans to launch its green farming assurance standard in April“

read the TFF thread here: https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/gfc-was-to-go-ahead-now-not-going-ahead.405234/
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