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Four small energy suppliers have recently gone bust with more set to follow as soon as next week. the conversations with government right now are about where we may or may not need additional targeted support for customers or users. the industrial sector is, obviously, a really high priority. steelmakers, which need a lot of energy, are worried. if they're at this price now, what's it going to be like in the winter? if it carried on like this, i'm fearful, notjust for the steel sector but all energy intensive sectors, and then downstream operations because that's what we do. we're at the start...

And that could hit food and drink businesses. because it's used to stun some animals before slaughtering and for meat packing. meat processors fear the shortage could hit production. it's used to extend shelf life through packaging, notjust on meat but on all foods. at a time when we're struggling because of the haulage shortages in this country to keep the supply chain running, to actually lose shelf life and have a shorter shelf life on the products going onto shelves is going to cause even more disruption, so this is a really serious problem for us. the owner of one large poultry group whic...

What is it going to be like in the winter? if it carries on like this, i�*m fearful, notjust for the steel sector but all energy intensive sectors, and then downstream operations because that is what we do. we are at the start of the supply chain — we sell to manufacturers. high energy prices have already forced two large uk fertiliser plants in the north of england to close — one consequence is a shortage of their crucial by—product carbon dioxide and that could hit food and drink businesses. because it�*s used to stun some animals before slaughtering and for meat packing. meat proc...

If they're at this price now, what's it going to be like in the winter? if it carried on like this, i'm fearful, notjust for the steel sector but all energy intensive sectors, and then downstream operations because that's what we do. we're at the start of the supply chain — we sell to manufacturers. high energy prices have already forced two large uk fertiliser plants in the north of england to close — one consequence is a shortage of their crucial by—product, carbon dioxide, and that could hit food and drink businesses. because it�*s used to stun some animals before slaughtering and f...

Because it�*s used to stun some animals before slaughtering and for meat packing. meat processors fear the shortage could hit production. it�*s used to extend shelf life through packaging, notjust on meat but on all foods. at a time when we�*re struggling because of the haulage shortages in this country to keep the supply chain running, to actually lose shelf life and have a shorter shelf life on the products going on to shelves is going to cause even more disruption, so this is a really serious problem for us. the owner of one large poultry group which includes bernard matthews called t...