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Save our Sugar: Norfolk farmers demands on British Sugar

Save our Sugar: Norfolk farmers demands on British Sugar
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Farmers bitter at Tate & Lyle sugars   Made in Britain packaging

Farmers bitter at Tate & Lyle sugars   Made in Britain packaging  The National Farmers’ Union has called for a fresh review of grocery products marketed with the flag The sugar is grown in plantations around the world, from Belize to Brazil Credit: Chris Ratcliffe  Farmers have accused the food giant Tate & Lyle Sugars of misleading shoppers by putting a Made in Britain logo on its sugar grown in plantations around the world from Belize to Brazil. The American-owned company promotes its bags of white granulated pure cane sugar with a Union flag on its packaging, which states: “Made in the UK since 1878”.

Fury at imported sugar sold as British

© Adobe Stock/mailsonpignata British Sugar managing director Paul Kenward has criticised labelling rules which allow imported sugar to be sold with a Made in Britain logo. Imported sugar can be sold with a Union Flag if it is processed and packaged in the UK – even if it was grown abroad. Mr Kenward suggested this was unfair to British sugar beet growers – although it is standard practice and does not contravene any rules. “It annoys me, and I am sure many farmers that a product that is grown in Belize or Brazil, shipped around the world, then cleaned up in the American Sugar Refining facility in London can be packed in a bag with a Union Flag, saying ‘Made in Britain’.”

Greta Thunberg rubbishes Boris Johnson s green revolution

Climate change activist Greta Thunberg, 18, questioned the UK s green revolution . She made the claim after the government approved poisonous  bee killing pesticide.

Defra permits emergency use of neonicotinoids on sugar beet | East Anglian Daily Times

Sugar beet harvesting in Bale. Picture: Matthew Usher. - Credit: Matthew Usher East Anglia s sugar beet growers have been granted an emergency authorisation for the limited and controlled  use of a banned pesticide to save disease-ravaged crops. The chemicals were previous used to control virus-carrying aphids, which have since infected sugar beet fields and pose a significant potential danger to the 2021 crop. The government issued a statement which says the special circumstances  met the legal requirements for a temporary emergency derogation, and approved the chemical for use in 2021 on England s sugar beet - much of which is grown in Norfolk and Suffolk.

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