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Charles hails Abu Dhabi’s organic farm
ABU DHABI — Prince Charles yesterday paid a glowing tribute to Abu Dhabi Organics, the emirate’s only organic farm.
The Prince of Wales, a keen advocate of organic farming, was speaking at the company’s stand at Al Khubairat School in Abu Dhabi.
Abu Dhabi Organics will go into full production in November 2007 with a wide range of fruit, vegetables, meat and dairy products grown and harvested on its site.
The company’s produce will cost the same as or less than existing, non-organic foodstuffs.
The Prince was met at the stand by Mahra Al Shamsi, an 11-year-old Emirati environmentalist, who gave Prince Charles a brief introduction to Abu Dhabi Organics.
Prince Charles said he was astonished that it is possible to grow such a wide variety of fruit and vegetables in such an arid environment, and added that he thought the project was ‘fascinating’.
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