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Bendy banana ban here to stay



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Published Date: 02 January 2008
A FYLDE Euro MP has gone bananas.
Liberal Democrat Chris Davies says that much ridiculed EU rules on bendy fruits are here to stay.

The EU banned the importing of bananas of 'an abnormal shape' leading Eurosceptics to criticise the union for meddling and call for an end to the law.

However, Mr Davies says the regulations simply provide quality bananas and says the law is here to stay.

He said: "People think that bananas are just bananas.

"But there's a huge difference between a long, straight one from Costa Rica and a short, curvy one from Cyprus or the Canaries.

"It may not matter much to some people, but it matters a lot to supermarkets buying bananas by the million.

"They want to know what's in the box."



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  • Last Updated: 02 January 2008 8:13 AM
  • Source: Blackpool Gazette
  • Location: Blackpool
 
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Syd Bailey,

Preston 02/01/2008 14:17:57
These people who are dealing with these bananas are BANANAS and need to get a life, There are more inportant things in the world that need attention
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straighttothepoint,

BANANAS 02/01/2008 20:37:07
Not so funny for the the north east greengrocer hailed the Metric Martyr after being prosecuted for selling fruit and vegetables by the pound, has died suddenly aged 39
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