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On the 30th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome the former UK Prime Minister Ted Heath speaks favourably about the UK joining the EEC in 1973; highlights its successes and rejects criticisms made against it...
Journalist Michael Buerk for BBC TV on the latest famine in Ethopia, its causes and how aid should be supplied. Calls for people to donate money. Female interviewer not identified.
NoS synopsis: The making of doughnuts in a mass production factory
Looks at the impact of technology in processing food and drink, focusing on market research, design and development of new products, manufacture of new processing equipment and production of new food...
COI synopsis: Man has to face up to the consequences of his own population explosion, and one of his biggest problems is providing himself with food. His present chemical knowledge can make orange juice, for...
Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock talks about giving out thousands of free packets of butter in protest against the EEC common agricultural policies (which have led to massive food surpluses). Female...
BTF synopsis: shows how food is prepared in quantity for London Transport canteens.
Interview with Ivor Richard, the recently appointed European Commissioner, on the nature of his new role, his feelings on the EEC, and need for budget reform away from focus on agricultural support. Male...
Parade of troops and women. New Zealand’s produce used for war effort: cultivation of linen flax (used in aeroplane construction), production of dairy foods (cheese factory seen), meat (frozen) and wool....
Shows students investigating how farmers and companies are trying to improve the food production process to minimise environmental impact while maintaining food quality. Shows peach growing in Shapparton,...
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