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Good news for consumers, but growers still in need of support

AU: Floods will not affect prices

There is good news emerging from the Queensland floods, as it seems vegetable prices will remain stable. However, though this is of benefit to farmers, it does not help growers who, say Growcom, are still in need of further assistance from Federal and State governments.

Source: abc.net.au

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