Boysenberries to Britain
Sir,—l was delighted to hear recently that there was a possibility of shipping tins of boysenberries to Britain. Boysenberries are very popular with British people who have had the chance to taste them. Every time I return there my luggage weight is increased by tins of boysenberries for a cousin who remembers them as one of the greatest joys of her last visit to New Zealand. New Zealand butter is, unfortunately, not so popular in the United Kingdom because it is too salty, and they have ample opportunity of buying fresh (or if you prefer to call it unsalted) butter from other places. If only we could send them butter with less salt in it. Meanwhile, we should push on with boysenberries and I am sure we shall soon have Britain and other European countries lapping them up. — Yours, (Mrs) HELEN CAMERON. Geraldine. April 8, 1979.
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