Australia: Lettuce farmers contemplate their future

게시됨 2022년 6월 8일

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The Lockyer Valley lettuce farming community in Queensland is facing a crisis after repeated natural disasters, leading to significant crop losses and putting many businesses at risk of collapse, as warned by Growcom. This situation has resulted in increased prices for iceberg lettuce and other vegetables, with some supermarkets charging up to $12 per head of lettuce. Fast food company KFC is also experiencing supply shortages, leading to the use of cabbage in its products instead of lettuce. Growcom is advocating for a multi-million-dollar relief package to support agricultural communities over the next two years.
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Following a tough sequence of natural disasters, Lockyer Valley lettuce farmers are in need of a multi-million-dollar relief package to prevent them from leaving the industry, the peak horticulture group has warned. Growcom is calling for a multi-million flood relief package to support agricultural communities through the next two years Growcom acting chief executive Richard Shannon said some lettuce farmers had lost their third crop in a row, risking the collapse of their business after February's floods and months of unseasonable rain. It has led to iceberg lettuce prices in major supermarkets climbing to up to $12 each, while other fresh vegetables are still retailing at high prices ...
출처: Hortidaily

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