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  A few months back I bought some apples in a super-market, and by later inspecting the very, very small writing on the label with my reading glasses, discovered that they had come all the way to Dover from Manchester, where they had been packed, but had been imported from France!
  That meant: from France to Dover Eastern Docks, all the way North to Manchester, then packed and labelled, and then all the way back to Dover to bve sold!
  I was thinking of carbon tyre prints and the cost of petrol, and also of the fact that half of England's orchards are in Kent.

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