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Labour to force NHS and schools to buy homegrown food in attempt to win over tax-hit farmers

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Labour will order schools, hospitals and prisons to buy more British food in an olive branch to farmers angered by the inheritance tax raid. Steve Reed, the Environment Secretary, is overhauling the way in which public contracts are awarded to prioritise domestic produce over cheaper imports.

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Labour to force NHS and schools to buy homegrown food in attempt to win over tax-hit farmers

Environment Secretary proposes reform as peace offering to those hit by inheritance raid

10 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom 10 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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Labour to force NHS and schools to buy homegrown food in attempt to win over tax-hit farmers

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Labour to force NHS and schools to buy homegrown food in attempt to win over tax-hit farmers

Labour to force NHS and schools to buy homegrown food in attempt to win over tax-hit farmers

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