Outlook 2023: British potato growers face cost structure challenge, some growers to exit

Published 2023년 1월 3일

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Discussions for supply contracts for the 2023 potato crop have begun in the UK, with some growers choosing to exit due to the need for additional capital and restructuring for permanent or temporary reductions. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about the demand for potato land from third parties, potentially reducing options for growers looking to exit in 2023.
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Discussions on supply contracts for the 2023 potato crop have commenced early, although at the time of writing, many potato growers in the UK are no further forward in reaching agreement, as Robert Harris reports for Farmers Weekly. A reduction in area is both necessary and inevitable, says Andersons director Nick Blake. A number of growers are choosing to exit, faced with the demand for additional capital to grow the crop, while others are restructuring for a permanent reduction or taking a temporary holiday or short-term reduction. Getting the resulting cost structure right is vital. There has always been demand for potato land from ...

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