Sentence examples for foreign fruits from inspiring English sources
Though the vast majority of supermarket blueberries are still imported, mainly from Chile, Poland or France, British farmers are embracing these foreign fruits.
Federal investigators said last week that the best defense against food-borne disease from foreign fruits, vegetables, fish and grains is giving the Government the power to block imports from countries that do not meet American health and safety standards.
Responding to increasing fears of competition, Gov. Gray Davis is planning a "Buy California" campaign to begin in June in an effort to persuade consumers to demand that the foreign fruits and vegetables in stores be replaced by produce grown in California.
Customs officials x-ray luggage to ensure no foreign fruits, seeds, cheeses, meats, vegetables or non-processed animal products enter the country.
The French established plantations for the cultivation of a variety of cash crops, including not only those already exploited in the 19th century, but new foreign fruits, vegetables and livestock, with varying degrees of success.
The students with the more foreign fruits had to try harder to get their peers to sample their wares, but no student put in more effort than the one hawking zucchini.
Moyes won in 2004 with Foreign Fruit and was shortlisted the following year with Ship of Brides.
There is one previous winner on the list - JoJo Moyes, who won in 2004 with Foreign Fruit.
"They have a longer shelf life". Beyond the benefits of the Hass variety and influx of foreign fruit, the country's growing Hispanic population has helped, too.
This condiment is often called "pepper sauce" because chilies were mistakenly called peppers by Christopher Columbus and the other Europeans who tasted the spicy, foreign fruit and gave it the name of a more familiar hot spice: black pepper (Piper nigrum).
The fact of the matter is that we know pitifully little about the environmental and working conditions of faceless people in faraway places who grow fruit for our tables, but I have seen enough of foreign fruit "farms" to suspect the worst.
