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Bostock Brothers to stay involved after selling chicken venture

The brothers say the $35.3m deal includes them supplying organic feed to Inghams.

George and Ben Bostock.

George Bostock and his brother Ben say they’ll still be actively involved in their organic chicken business, Bostock Brothers, despite selling it to ASX-listed Inghams Group for $35.3 million.

The deal, contingent on Commerce Commission and Overseas Investment Office approval, is expected to be

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Fiona Rotherham Mon, 11 Mar 2024
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