13/10/2009
As sales of organic food fall, two major supermarkets cut their organic ranges by a third. Anna Hill hears this has left organic growers with difficult business decisions.
As sales of organic food fall, two major supermarkets cut their organic ranges by a third, leaving organic growers with difficult business decisions. Anna Hill also talks to the farmer who is about to take a six-foot wellie to the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square to tell the public why farming matters.
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