The Packer seeking input on labor survey

With recent reports of delays in the processing of H-2A workers and continuing concerns about farm labor shortages, The Packer seeking input on labor conditions from industry suppliers.

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With recent reports of delays in the processing of H-2A workers and continuing concerns about farm labor shortages, The Packer seeking input on labor conditions from industry suppliers.

See the linked survey form to give your perspective on-farm and packinghouse labor conditions in the U.S.

This survey will inform The Packer’s editorial coverage on this issue. Please complete the survey by April 27.

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