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Zucchinis to some, courgettes to others but unidentifiable to many young French people.

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Waitrose is scrapping best before labels on nearly 500 fresh products next month.

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Greenhouses are used to grow vegetables like lettuce, and seed banks store the seeds to make sure the crops never die out.

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A high number of fruit and veg in the EU were found to be laced with pesticides

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Here at Euronews Green, we've put together the ultimate guide to seasonal produce across Europe. And we'll be updating it every month too.

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23/08/2021

Fruit and vegetables judged ugly by mass market retailers are pictured during "Anti-gaspi, pour le climat aussi" (Fighting waste, also for climate change) in France.

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17/08/2021

Artichokes, beetroots and cabbage will all be in season in the UK for the conference in November.

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05/08/2021

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26/03/2021

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