Deadly floods across Spain's Valencia region wipe out harvest-ready orange and persimmon crops:: Bernardo Ferrer, Citrus ...
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Oranges, peppers, tomatoes: The fruit and veg that could be in short supply as Spanish farms floodedSpain’s deadly floods are likely to threaten food supply chains across the country and throughout wider Europe.
The press release from the committee states that all warehouses in Valencia are operational and can guarantee deliveries to ...
Spain’s devastating floods threaten food supply chains across Europe, with submerged farmlands expected to cause “significant ...
Spanish fruit farmer Bernardo Ferrer was just about to harvest his crop of oranges and persimmon when deadly floods devastated vast tracts of farmland in the Valencia region.
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Spanish floods kill 95 as year of rain falls in a day in ValenciaAt least 95 people have been killed in possibly the deadliest flooding to hit Spain in its modern history after torrential ...
causing significant damage to farms in a region that produces nearly two-thirds of Spain’s citrus fruit. The scale of the flooding currently unfolding in Valencia, Spain is unfathomable.
Shoppers face vegetable and fruit shortages in supermarkets in weeks after storms ... It comes as Spain mobilised thousands ...
The Association of Agricultural Empresarios, one of Spain’s largest farmer groups, said it expected significant damage to ...
STORY: Scores of people have been killed in some of Spain’s worst floods in recent history.Meteorologists say a year's worth ...
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