A Swedish grocer says “no” to Brazilian pesticides

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Involved in a move towards ensuring imports are part of a safe food business within Europe, grocery retailers are protesting against the actions of the Brazilian government. In Sweden, the organic supermarket operator Paradiset (4 stores) announced in July 2019 a complete boycott of all food products imported from Brazil, including oranges, soy, coffee and grapes. This ban follows a policy of the new far right-wing President, seen as serving the interests of agribusiness, regardless of the impa

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