Öhlenschläger
Britishnoun
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Both Ohlenschlager and Barnes expect international demand to hold up, but say selling at home may get tougher as Spain teeters on the brink of recession.
From Reuters
Ohlenschlager, whose almonds fetched as much as 8.45 euros per kg last year while the conventionally grown variety sold for 5 euros, said: “I will need to re-think prices a bit for the domestic market, where possible.”
From Reuters
Almendrehesa Chief Executive Frank Ohlenschlager, who sells to German health-food brand Rapuntzel Naturkost and British cosmetics chain Lush, believes consumers have become even more receptive to concepts like regenerative agriculture as the virus disrupted people’s lives and forced them to reflect.
From Reuters
Yet Ohlenschlager said investigators had already found clues that the attacker sympathized with the Islamic State group.
From Seattle Times
Erik Ohlenschlager, the chief prosecutor in Bamberg, who gave the preliminary account of the episode in Würzburg, said the authorities were concerned at the speed with which the young Afghan appeared to have been radicalized.
From Seattle Times
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