It also has the Spud Shed retail chain, attracting about 100,000 ... and they still want to prosecute me for oversupplying." WA's Potato Marketing Corporation has evolved from a 1946 Act of ...

It all started in 2013, when the regulator claimed the Spud Shed owner deliberately grew more than his 1047-tonne quota, which was part of the terms of a commercial agreement between the pair.

The comments in the Potato Marketing Corporation (PMC) report about the Spud Shed owner come amidst continued hostilities between the two parties, with legal action afoot. The PMC accuses Mr ...

WA’s largest potato producer and owner of the successful fruit and vegetable chain Spud Shed, could not grow extra potatoes. Mr Galati, who has blatantly defied laws set down by the Potato ...

An estimated 1000 people turned up at the new Spud Shed warehouse in Morley, where they were given 1kg of free potatoes with their purchase. On Wednesday, the WA Supreme Court ruled that Mr Galati ...

The Spud Shed owner was involved in a prank on Radio ... In a way Mr Galati has already dipped his toe into politics, after taking on the WA's Potato Marketing Corporation for the right to sell ...

In WA, the powerful Potato Marketing Corporation controls who can grow potatoes, how many hectares can be planted and the varieties produced. Spud Shed is giving away free potatoes over the next ...

Nine News reports the WA Appeal Court dismissed Mr Galati’s ... producer and the owner of the fruit and vegetable chain Spud Shed, could not grow extra potatoes. At the time, Mr Galati said ...

The State's industry regulator has launched Supreme Court action against Spud Shed owner Tony Galati after a breakdown in peace talks in WA's potato war. The Potato Marketing Corporation alleges ...

Spud Shed owner Tony Galati and WA's potato industry regulator have ended a war which raged for almost two decades. Mr Galati and the Potato Marketing Corporation signed a confidential agreement ...

Nine News reports the WA Appeal Court dismissed Mr Galati’s ... producer and the owner of the fruit and vegetable chain Spud Shed, could not grow extra potatoes. At the time, Mr Galati said ...