The Office of National Statistics
(1999)
reported
that
the industry employs over 1.8 million people.
Lucas
(2004: 215)
points out
that
there is "insufficient time between shifts".
Wood
(1997)
suggests
that
the anthocyanins from extract of bilberries could react with NO.
Ichiyanagial
(2004)
found
that
reductions in long hours might be a factor
associated with increases in employment and productivity.
Mintel
(1991)
predicted
that
the value of the UK organic market
would be £240 in 1993-1994.
Davies et al.
(1995)
found
that
fruits and vegetables are
the most frequently purchased organic products.
Thompson and Kidwell
(1998)
found
that
households with children under the age of 18 years
are more likely to purchase organic products.
Pandey
(1979)
states
that
plants have developed steps that encourage outbreeding.
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