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Mild winter effects salad market in France
Soleil Roy produces salad over the winter, from the end of October through to April. Jean-Louis Sylvestre says that this season was ''not good due to the mild winter'' which meant that there was an abundance of produce growing in the North of Europe and lack of demand for salads usually grown in the milder climates.
They export their salads all over Northern Europe, to countries such as Great Britain, Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg, Germany, Scandinavia as well as countries in Eastern Europe such as Poland and the Czech Republic. Mr Sylvestre estimates that 70% of their salad production is exported whilst the rest is for national consumption.