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20% more food production at no cost.

Written by Matt B First published 12/11

Will we eat wonky fruit and veg? ask the BBC as silly EU rules on "funny looking fruit" are withdrawn and up to 20% of food no longer is illegal. The implication is that prices could drop and "market" value, "ugly food for cooking" and other brands might be introduced at much lower cost.

Advice from the BBC

Written by Matt B First published 06/11

Some general advice from the BBC here.

ecological "credit crunch"

Written by Matt B First published 01/11

The planet is headed for an ecological "credit crunch", according to a report says the BBC.

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20% more food production at no cost.

Will we eat wonky fruit and veg? ask the BBC as silly EU rules on "funny looking fruit" are withdrawn and up to 20% of food no longer is illegal. The implication is that prices could drop and "market" value, "ugly food for cooking" and other brands might be introduced at much lower cost.

Advice from the BBC

Some general advice from the BBC here.

ecological "credit crunch"

The planet is headed for an ecological "credit crunch", according to a report says the BBC.

Crunch to Last into 2009

We can expect the current "credit crunch" to last well into 2009 say the experts. read more

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