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What Greek ‘no’ vote means for food manufacturers

July 6, 2015
Consumer Packaged Goods
British food and drink manufacturers could find themselves “priced out of Eurozone markets” , after the Greek people voted decisively to reject an international bailout in Sunday’s referendum, sparking fears the country will quit not just the monetary union but the EU.
 
> Read the full article on the Food Manufacture website
 
By Mike Stones
 

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