EMPIRE FRUIT
THE BRITISH MARKET QUALITATIVE RESTRISTIOK SUGGESTED Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, LONDON, .-June-11, (Received June 12, at 11.45 a.m.) At the opening of the conference of Empire fruit producers Sir Edward Davson (chairman of the British Empire Producers’ Association) pointed out that only 41 pel- cent, of the fruit Britain imported icame from , the Empire. Besides an increase in the share of the British market the conference would every aspect of marketing. , Discussion would,, be limited ‘to apples and; pears. Mr. G. W. Brown (Australia) said he was not in favour .of -quantitive restriction, which w“as a policy of despair.He advocated qualitative- restriction in, varieties and grades to'enable the most suitable fruit to be placed on the market at the right time. Mr J. A. Campbell (New Zealai 1) supported him. ' ‘
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Evening Star, Issue 21744, 12 June 1934, Page 12
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131EMPIRE FRUIT Evening Star, Issue 21744, 12 June 1934, Page 12
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