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The Straits Times·3 min read·medium

Vegetables from 4 local farms removed from FairPrice shelves

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Shabana Begum
Vegetables from 4 local farms removed from FairPrice shelves
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Supermarket chain FairPrice is delisting vegetables from several local farms as part of a product assortment review. The move highlights the tension between maintaining low consumer prices and supporting local food resilience efforts.

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The decision impacts local food security initiatives and the economic viability of urban farming in Singapore.

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The decision highlights the tussle between providing customers with the best value-for-money products and the national effort to support local growers.

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The article presents both the retailer's business rationale and the challenges faced by local farmers.

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