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• Free school meals at risk – Welsh government minister
  Welfare change could put access to schemes like free school meals at risk, a Welsh government minister has warned. […]
• Welsh cider and perry makers come top in UK championship
  Welsh cider and perry producers have put poor weather behind them to dominate the top spots at this year's Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) UK championships. Springfield in Monmouthshire won the cider gold medal despite what it called an "awful" summer season for growers. CJ's, a few miles away in Usk, won silver for its cider. In the perry […]
• Closure-threatened cheese factory in talks with buyer
  A closure-threatened cheese making factory in Newcastle Emlyn in Carmarthenshire could have new owners soon, BBC Wales has learned. […]
• New jobs for Anglesey – chicken factory consults over new shift
  A union has welcomed the possibility of up to 300 new jobs being created at a chicken processing plant on Anglesey. 2 Sisters Food Group has begun consultations with the trade union Unite over the creation of a second shift at its Llangefni site. […]
• Number using foodbanks in Wales more than doubles in year
  The number of people using foodbanks in Wales has more than doubled in the last year, the service’s main provider says. The Trussell Trust says 35,000 are using the service and has opened nine new centres across Wales in that time, six of them in north Wales. One centre in south Wales has fed 350 […]