EU: Brussels food promotion goes green

By: Keith Nuthall | 1 July 2010

The latest major food product promotion programme financed by the EU is focusing heavily on healthy foodstuffs - with organic, fruit and vegetable products getting the lion's share.

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The latest major food product promotion programme financed by the EU is focusing heavily on healthy foodstuffs - with organic, fruit and vegetable products getting the lion's share.

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