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Biologist Bans Cherries: 'I'm Not Calling for a Boycott, but I Want to Send a Signal'

Summary by Algemeen Dagblad

Cherry growers are allowed by Minister of Agriculture Femke Wiersma to use a poison against an insect that is not certain to be safe for humans, animals and the environment. For biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this is reason not to buy cherries this year. "But I am not calling for a boycott."

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Algemeen Dagblad

Biologist Bans Cherries: 'I'm Not Calling for a Boycott, but I Want to Send a Signal'

Cherry growers are allowed by Minister of Agriculture Femke Wiersma to use a poison against an insect that is not certain to be safe for humans, animals and the environment. For biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this is reason not to buy cherries this year. "But I am not calling for a boycott."

17 days ago·Amersfoort, Netherlands

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Amersfoort, Netherlands 17 days ago on Thursday, May 29, 2025.

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