EU seed laws

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(20 August 2013, 00:17)BFG Central Wrote: This was the first i heard about this in 2007 http://uk.reuters.com/article/2007/01/07...3220070107

Here is a new report which means i was wrong in saying they had been banned, As this is still ongoing.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/busine...69513.html

The first link is after in time the second?

(20 August 2013, 00:17)BFG Central Wrote: If you do a search for "tesco land bank" its shocking what they have been allowed to do.

The only reason they are backing down now is that they now need to unload the land due to a 50% mark down in pre tax profits.

This is the most recent report i could find and sums up what being going on http://nicosiamoneynews.com/2013/04/17/c...landbanks/

(20 August 2013, 00:17)BFG Central Wrote: I have no problem with companies owning land, shopping centres or any other thing that can be legally owned, but yes, it could be argued that tesco have let some town centres and shopping centres they own go to trash so they can get planning to do as they like.

[quote='BFG Central' pid='67186' dateline='1376954261']Question...Do you work for tesco?????
Only joking mate.

Certainly not. They will not get a penny from me either.

(20 August 2013, 00:17)BFG Central Wrote: Anyway im only human and i may have miss quoted things incorrectly and for that im sorry.

God knows why i diluted this important thread with such rubbish in the first place???
I will try and keep my comments directed at the topic in future.
Instead of having a personal rant and moaning about things totally off topic.
What ever our own views, we can all tell things are on a downward spiral in the world we live in.

Discussions are organic and so evolve. The next post might be about GM's again...

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Eh, where the missing bit, it should read something like

Tesco, it could be argued, by shopping areas and town centres with the intention of letting them degrade so local councils will give planning for whatever they want.