20pc higher irrigation water prices 'will harm consumers'

Updated February 21 2020 - 7:51am, first published February 20 2020 - 6:44pm
UNDER PRESSURE: Farmers say higher water prices will flow directly onto consumers in the form of higher fruit and vegetable prices.
UNDER PRESSURE: Farmers say higher water prices will flow directly onto consumers in the form of higher fruit and vegetable prices.

FARMERS say dramatic and unsustainable increases in irrigation water prices will flow directly onto consumers in the form of higher fruit and vegetable prices.

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