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How retailers could ‘cut out’ food manufacturers

July 23, 2015
Consumer Packaged Goods
Food manufacturers could face “a nightmare scenario” of being ditched by retailers, after supermarkets acquire their own manufacturing facilities.
 
> Read the full article on the Food Manufacture website
 
By Mike Stones
 
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