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Plums, Apples, hazelnuts... in the Eure, an Association Saves Tons of Untapped Fruits and Redistributes Them

Summary by Le Parisien
The volunteers of the association "A Citizens' Trees" revive the abandoned orchards of Normandy. An ecological and social action that seduces owners and harvesters. And every week, the surplus goes to food aid associations in the sector.

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Plums, Apples, hazelnuts... in the Eure, an Association Saves Tons of Untapped Fruits and Redistributes Them

The volunteers of the association "A Citizens' Trees" revive the abandoned orchards of Normandy. An ecological and social action that seduces owners and harvesters. And every week, the surplus goes to food aid associations in the sector.

·Paris, France
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Le Parisien broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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