Families could be tucking into turkeys imported from France and Poland this ...
A very continental Christmas: Families could be tucking into turkeys imported from France and Poland this festive season if supermarkets run low on stock as supply chain crisis continues Industry leaders say it is evidence of a wider crisis across the food supply chain Chairman of the British Poultry Council Graeme Dear told a parliamentary committee shortage of British turkeys is likely over Christmas Farmers decided to raise fewer chicks due to processing plant staff shortages UK may have to import turkeys from France and Poland for Christmas this year
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Supermarkets will be short of home-produced fresh turkeys this Christmas with stores turning to imports from France and Poland, MPs have been told.
Industry leaders say it is evidence of a wider crisis across the food supply chain caused by a chronic lack of workers.
UK farmers decided to raise fewer chicks this year because they could see there would not be enough staff in processing plants to
