09/08/2010
As global grain prices soar, farmers fear animal feed prices will follow and the British Retail Consortium see no need for the government's new supermarket adjudicator.
As global grain prices soar, farmers fear animal feed prices will follow, potentially threatening the livelihoods of livestock farmers, and the British Retail Consortium see no need for the government's new adjudicator of the Groceries Supply Code of Practice, calling it an unnecessary quango.
Presented by Caz Graham and produced by Martin Poyntz-Roberts.
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