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Jeremy Clarkson's Farm-Fest Sees some Traders Leave Early
- Multiple traders have departed Jeremy Clarkson's Great British Farm-Fest early, citing poor sales and financial losses during the bank holiday event at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire.
- Korrine Pallas, who owns pet product firm Phoenix Equestrian and Pet Supplies, announced she was departing a day early, describing trading as 'horrific' and 'catastrophic' for her small family business.
- Pet brand co-founder Emma labeled the event 'what a shambles,' claiming that '90 per cent of traders' across the showground have either made a loss or failed to cover costs.
- A spokesperson for the Great British Farm-Fest responded that they were 'surprised that a handful of exhibitors, out of the 400 who attended, left' an event that has attracted over 50,000 visitors.
- Spanning 300 acres and 12 arenas, the festival features farming displays and live music from acts like Blur and Sophie Ellis-Bextor to celebrate Britain's farmers.
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