France faces ‘catastrophic’ vegetable shortage after triple heatwave
Industry body Légumes de France issues warning after extreme weather destroys crops including onions, garlic, carrots and lettuce
France faces ‘catastrophic’ vegetable shortage after triple heatwave
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France faces ‘catastrophic’ vegetable shortage after triple heatwave
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Paul Burke appointed independent chair of NFF Horticulture Council
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