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Lockyer Valley Foods calls for action to save Aussie food

CEO of Lockyer Valley Foods Colin Dorber said ‘Feeding Australia’ policy is insufficient; NRF must do more; food infrastructure projects should attract tax incentives; and calls for bipartisan support to keep Australian food on Australian plates. (provided)

CEO of Lockyer Valley Foods Colin Dorber is calling for both sides of Government to put their money where their […]

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