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Opotiki News, Volume X, Issue 1042, 31 October 1947, Page 3

Dehydrated Vegetables Soon. Dehyratcd carrots and onions from the Internal Marketing Division’s factory at Christchurch will shortly be on the market. Nearly two years ago small quantities of dehydrated carrots were on sale throughout the South Island as a test of public demand. The reaction was favourable, and now for the first time the vegetables will be available in fairly huge quantities. The carrots will be marketed in Jib. packets, equivalent to 6lb. of fresh vegetables, and the onions in .111;, sealed tins equal to 6Jlb fresh,

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