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Britain’s biggest supermarket is looking for alternatives after criticism over the wax applied to some of its fruit after harvesting.
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Britain’s biggest supermarket is looking for alternatives after criticism over the wax applied to some of its fruit after harvesting.
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The wax often applied on fruit after harvesting contains shellac, a resin secreted by the female lac bug
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