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Food Production in Portugal

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FAO COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY

Earth Negotiations Bulletin, Canada - Mar 19, 2007
Portugal stressed the need to promote an integrated approach that makes sectoral links between forest and energy. Slovenia highlighted the importance of ...

Sustainability symposium brings its point home
Kentucky.com, KY - Feb 25, 2007
... a one-of-a-kind experience, while artisanal ingredients hold further promise of sustaining and reinvigorating traditional methods of food production. ...

Joint Venture: Fresca and Martinavarro shake up citrus
FreshPlaza, Netherlands - Feb 23, 2007
Established in 1948, Martinavarro is Spain’s largest citrus grower, with large-scale farsm in the main production areas of Spain and Portugal.

Another question (or 2 or 3 or 4) I have, for the committee:

Does Portugal feed herself?
Are there communities in Portugal that feed themselves?
What food stuffs is Portugal dependent on from outside of Portugal?
What would happen if those foods could no longer be imported?

I'll try to find some statistics on this.

Maybe I can find some clues in some of the pages I have linked to this site. Humm...

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