Food and drink companies have reason to be upbeat as the coalition government begins to put flesh on the bones of its manufacturing policies.
Jack Matthews, chief executive of sector skills council, Improve, says he received assurances from ministers at a breakfast briefing held by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs that the government intended to “fully recognise” the economic and strategic importance of the food and drink supply chain. This will come as a relief to…
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