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Food inflation causes Faccenda to close
Faccenda, the second-biggest chicken processing
company in Britain, has been forced to shut its doors.
The managing director of the company, Ian Faccenda has said that after a
review, the company will close its factory in Sutton Benger, Wiltshire.
Hit hard by inflation
The company has been hit hard by skyrocketing inflation. The soaring cost
of wheat, which is a key ingredient in chicken feed, has more than double over
the last year.
It has been reported that prices in the UK have risen sharply over the past
months, due to increased demand, poor weather and an increase in the area of
land used to grow crops for biofuels.
“We're operating in a very competitive market,†added Faccenda.
The company also has factories in Telford, Dudley and Brackley.
Editor WorldPoultry
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