Farm inheritance tax plan has put Britain’s food security at risk, says Tesco
- Tesco, Aldi, and Lidl support British farmers against government tax changes in the budget, raising concerns about food security and investment in agriculture.
- The Office for Budget Responsibility warned that the new inheritance tax could lead farmers to reduce investment, impacting the agricultural sector's future.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that farms worth over £1 million will incur a 20% inheritance tax starting April 2026, which farmers claim could threaten their businesses.
- Farmers plan protests across the UK to oppose the tax changes, emphasizing the potential negative effects on food prices and rural economies.
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