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Cavendish Farms touts eco-friendly spud
Written by CBC News   
September 7, 2010, Charlottetown, PEI – Cavendish Farms has purchased the breeding rights to a type of potato it says is suitable for French fries and good for the environment.

It’s the first time the P.E.I. company has bought the rights to an entire variety of potato, called Prospect. That means Cavendish decides who can grow the potato, which was developed on the Island.

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