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Smallholders now produce 60% of Kenya's exported fruit and vegetables, but even if Kenya's horticulture farmers are able to respond to market developments by planting the most profitable crops, they would still have problems adapting to the UK's Soil Association plan to review its organic certification for all airfreighted agricultural products sold in the UK.
Africa's food crisis: when African leaders met in July at Sirte in ... by Williams, Stephen / African Business
At Blue Skies, it is being used to pack the tropical fruitsl, which are processed at source, sealed and airfreighted to the UK to be on the shelves of all the major supermarkets within days.
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5% of organic produce is airfreighted and argues its proposals on the issue have been widely misreported and misunderstood.
Co-op takes on Soil Association in food miles fight by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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