GB Potatoes to receive £1.4m in grant funding from left over industry levy
The new potato organisation, GB Potatoes, is set to receive a substantial £1.4m injection to implement seven industry projects.
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John Sleigh is the Editor of The Scottish Farmer. He previously was the Northern Editor and was appointed Editor in August 2023. Before working for The Scottish Farmer, John was Scotland Editor for the Irish Farmers Journal. He has also worked for the National Farmers Union of Scotland and the Scottish Parliament.
John Sleigh is the Editor of The Scottish Farmer. He previously was the Northern Editor and was appointed Editor in August 2023. Before working for The Scottish Farmer, John was Scotland Editor for the Irish Farmers Journal. He has also worked for the National Farmers Union of Scotland and the Scottish Parliament.
The new potato organisation, GB Potatoes, is set to receive a substantial £1.4m injection to implement seven industry projects.
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