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Sainsbury’s commits to £5bn investment in long-term farming agreements
Supermarket goup Sainsbury’s today (Tuesday, March 31) announced that it plans to invest £5 billion into UK and Irish agriculture through multi‑year agreements. As part of this the group has also agreed five new five-year contracts with Angus Soft Fruit, Chambers, Soft Fruits Direct, J.O. Sims and Dyson Farming. Sainsbury’s said this marks “a significant extension” of its long-term agreements policy which is already in place across various secto…
Sainsbury’s commits £5bn to long-term farm deals
Sainsbury’s is investing more than £5bn into long-term agreements with British and Irish farmers, expanding its partnership model as it looks to strengthen supply chains amid rising costs and climate pressures. The supermarket plans to cover more than 2,500 farms by 2027, securing 3.1 million tonnes of own-brand fresh food. By the end of 2026, 60% of its fresh suppliers are expected to be on contracts lasting more than five years. The move inclu…
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