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Soil contamination / Leaf vegetables / Energy crops / Maximum Residue Limit / Pesticide residue / Brassica napus / Brassica / Produce / Cabbage / Food and drink / Agriculture / Pesticides
Date: 2014-05-21 10:32:22
Soil contamination
Leaf vegetables
Energy crops
Maximum Residue Limit
Pesticide residue
Brassica napus
Brassica
Produce
Cabbage
Food and drink
Agriculture
Pesticides

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