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Farm‑status dominates hearing over Covered Bridge chip plant

Summary by Food In Canada
On Friday, Sept. 4, homeowners living near a potato chip plant in Woodstock and representatives of Covered Bridge Potato Chips gathered at the Fredericton Inn
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The government agency that administers the New Brunswick Farming Practices Act has the mandate to consider shortly a complaint filed by residents of Woodstock that the Covered Bridge Potato Chips plant literally poisons their daily lives.

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Food In Canada broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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