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Tightening of immigration laws means farmers face losing 50,000 tonnes of fruit

Independent - As the harvesting season for the UK’s £3.5bn horticulture industry gets under way this month, growers are fighting a losing battle to recruit enough labourers from across the European Union to pick more than 50,000 tonnes of strawberries, raspberries and other soft fruits being cultivated for the domestic market.

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