A beetroot farmer in New South Wales, Australia, has unveiled plans to set up a vegetable processing plant after being approached by major domestic retailer Wool worths. Ed Fagan purchased vegetable processing lines from the defunct Windsor Farm Foods cannery in Cowra, New South Wales, after the liquidation of the site left him with A$200,000 (US$180,000) worth of unsold beetroot. "The first thing is that we have had Woolworths knocking on our door telling us to [open our own processing plant]," explained Fagan to ABC Local News.
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机译：澳大利亚新南威尔士州的一名甜菜根农民在与国内主要零售商Woolworths接触后宣布了建立蔬菜加工厂的计划。埃德·法根（Ed Fagan）从新南威尔士州考拉（Cowra）停业的温莎农场食品罐头工厂购买了蔬菜加工生产线，清理现场后给他留下了价值20万澳元（合18万美元）的未出售甜菜根。 “第一件事是，我们已经让Woolworths敲门告诉我们[打开我们自己的加工厂]，” Fagan向ABC Local News解释道。
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