This time last year, the English apple season launched to the backdrop of stores bulging with both late-season southern hemisphere fruit and even a backlog of the previous season’s stored European crop. The almost inevitable consequence was disaster for growers all over the world. Fast-forward to this year’s English apple launch, this week, and the industry has an entirely different outlook. Tommy Leighton asks why.
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