Farm-vegetables to supermarkets

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Farm-vegetables to supermarkets

Keells Supermarkets purchases its produce from farms, their officials say. The produce is then taken to collection centres and distributed to the chain of supermarkets. Picture shows a farmer at Tambuttegama plucking brinjals for collection by Keells. Pic by J. Weerasekera.

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