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Bangladeshi native vegetables commercially thrive in British soil
What once seemed impossible is now a flourishing reality. Bangladeshi vegetables are being cultivated commercially in the United Kingdom. Credit goes to the pioneering efforts of three young expatriate Bangladeshis, traditional crops once dependent on import are now being grown locally—fresh, organic, and year-round. The trio—Habibur Rahman and Abdur Razzak from Cumilla, and Imdad Ullah...
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