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Egg war hurts producers
12 Jan 2006

The egg war between Queensland’s Sunny Queen, NSW’s Pace Farms and Victoria’s Farm Pride is hurting family owned operators who can’t compete with the flood of cheap product. Boxes of 15 dozen eggs are being sold for $6, compared to production costs of about $20.

The Weekly Times, 12/01/06

Previous News Items:
10 Jan 2006 | Warm weather brings insect plague
10 Jan 2006 | Protesting cattlemen face $75,000 in fines
9 Jan 2006 | MLA Cattle transaction levy up to $5
6 Jan 2006 | Locusts set to hatch this week
5 Jan 2006 | Rural recovery threatened by prices and weather


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