>> emma. >> okay.n i first met him at his grandfather's, i thought he might've been a grieving boyfriend. when we got into the interview room and sat down, i felt like there was a dark side. he didn't have a whole lot of passion or concern. >> reporter: riley tells detectives he'd been trying to speak with emma all weekend. but she wouldn't engage. even blocking his number. >> but she said if i would help her write her paper, she would talk to me. and i used one of my friends' phones on campus to call her. >> tell me about this phone call you had with emma. >> i was crying, and i was trying to get her to reason with me on getting back together with me. and she just kept saying no. she said she didn't care about the relationship anymore. she said, "you need to stop. you're crazy. you need to get a life," hung up the phone, blocked me. >> reporter: then riley offers police his alibi. saying after hanging up with emma, he went to his grandparents' house, then drove back to his dorm, where he breaks down e

emma: this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg best." i am emma chandra.et's continue our global tour of the business top stories. in japan, the central bank stuck to its stimulus script. >> the boj has left monetary stimulus program unchanged after adjusting its policy settings for the first time in two years in july. they maintained their 10 year bond yield guidance on interest rates by all economists surveyed by bloomberg. the decision leaves the boj behind its global peers, who are moving to return to precrisis monetary policy. >> the boj is the hind everyone else normalizing but the reality is the boj is tapering. asset purchases are falling. they are not buying as much, but they had this slightly conflicted policy-setting where they had the yield curve controls and the yield target and an amount to buy. there is a tension between those two things. there is reluctance from the bank of japan to drop their asset purchase target because they are scared of looking like they are tightening too much. >> the big news this morning out of the two korea's meeti

emma described to us back then a memorable make out with jonah. >> that was so much fun.a.m. 'cause it was a night shoot and we had to do the kissing scene. we did it all kinds of different ways. him off. >> 12 years later they're complete strangers in "maniac" taking part in a mysterious drug trial. >> i can't call the cops. this is an illegal lemur. >> you had a chance to play a variety of characters in this movie. what was your favorite? >> i mean, it was unique in a lot of ways. >> also in the trippy series sally field tewho resting relationship with her tv son justin theroux. >> hello, mother. >> explain the look. >> it's the wig. >> emma is about to shoot a sequel to "zombie land." that hits theaters next year. >> still ahead -- while new romances on "will and grace." >> sparks will fly. >> then can you believe it's 20 seasons since marishka hargitay "suv" debuted. >> it is. >> her tricks to looking ageless. >> and cate blanchett and jack black's new movie is for kids. >> it's so freakishly weird. ♪ >> just because you're a mom you can't give up. keep it sexy ladies

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emma: two weeks ago you relaunched the j.crew brand.t sort of response are you seeing from customers? do you see increased traffic, higher sales? jim: we are excited about the relaunch. we are definitely seeing an increase in new customers as well as reactivated customers, those people who have left the brand and are coming back. emma: are they spending as much as you would like? jim: they are. it's an exciting time. when i started i received so many e-mails from customers saying, i loved j.crew, but i have grown out of the brand, meaning physically, it does not fit me anymore. we are now receiving so many comments via social media of people who are so happy to be able to shop the brand again. so inclusivity isn't just about trying to be everything to everybody, it's about in whatever you're doing, including as many people as possible. in fact, we received a comment on instagram from a woman who said, thank you so much for showing the extended sizes. please keep doing it. it helps me a lot. emma: you've talked a lot about engagement thr

emma simpson reporting there. centre in north—west london. police say they're investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. a man in his 50s is being treated in hospital. keith doyle is at the scene. phil is in on the latest. it was around half past midnight this morning when there were hundreds of people leaving commemorations here spilling out onto the street. stewards and security guards from the centre approached the car with four people in it and police said they were subjected to a tirade of islamophobic and racist abuse from the people in the car. the car drove into members of the community and we have some cctv footage which shows some of the incident. the car mounted the pavement twice, according to police, and hit a number of people. there were a number of people. there were a number of people. there were a number of injuries, two people are seriously injured but police say they are not in a critical condition. they say they are treating it as an islamophobic and hate crime but at present not a te

i am emma chandra.rg. david: the united states and canada failed to reach terms on a new nafta last week. here is what officials have to say about the nafta deal. >> china is ripping us off. japan is ripping us off. mexico is ripping us off. canada is ripping us off. there is nobody that is not ripping us off. >> we will only sign a deal if it is a good deal for canada. no deal is better than a bad deal for canada and canadians and that is exactly what we are remaining firm on. >> we very much are opposed to these tariffs. they are unjustified and they are illegal. the notion that somehow canadians that canadian steel or aluminum could pose a national -- that somehow canadian steel or aluminum could pose a national security threat is ludicrous. global gdp, it looks on most trade models to be relatively modest. those don't take account of all the second round effects, the impacts on confidence and therefore on investment decisions. i think it is those second and third round effects that could be more dam

emma: are you expected it to go higher?n't really know where it will top out, maybe 50% or 60%. i don't think it will go higher than that. there will always be a customer who has a convenience purchase they are making the store or really wants something today. emma: you talked about technology, how are they helping you make decisions? neela: good question. that's the most exciting part of our business right now. the reality is we are able to leverage customer data in a way that we were never able to do before. one of the things we talk about is one customer view being able to map all of the interactions we have with customers and offer them a highly personalized experience, whether it's online or by email. customers increasingly expect that from us. that includes our design studio, when someone comes in for consultations, they can look at what they have bought before and what is there browsing behavior. that's important for us to offer the pinnacle of customer service. emily: that was the crate & barrel ceo with emma chandr

emma: where have you had to raise wages?la: i cannot tell you the exact city, but seattle is one of them, and california, where the wage inflation has moved faster. selectively, we are starting to see texas rise in terms of growth rate. it is not always in places you would expect. taylor: that was the crate & barrel ceo neela montgomery. it is time now for the focus on tariffs and the upcoming midterm elections. out focusingreport on the world regions of america and how they have struggled the most since the recession about 10 years ago. joining me to discuss this is marcia van wagner over and moody's. great to have you here. walk me through the report. since 2008, you have talked about how these regions have struggled. what did you find in terms of revenue and unemployment rates that was different from the world regions question markmarcia -- regions? marcia: rural areas are in a vicious cycle, where they are losing population, the workforce is aging and shrinking. two thirds of rural counties have not regained the jobs the

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tonight -- emma thompson, star of "i think we're alone now," actress elle fanning, music from lykke lifeaturing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. after former president obama delivered a speech on friday criticizing president trump, trump said that he tried to watch the speech but fell asleep. adding, quote, "i found he's very good, very good for sleeping." [ laughter ] i know, right? when he was president, we all slept so soundly. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] just head on the pillow, eight hours. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders held her first press briefing today in almost three weeks. and you could tell she was a little rusty. because she almost answered a question. [ laughter ] forecasters predict that hurricane florence, which is on track to hit the east coast later this week, could be the most powerfu

emma: let's stick with your consumer moving online. trying to reach them in terms of advertising. and then how are you serving them online? has your e-commerce business grown in the same way as your advertising? neela: it has. over 50% of advertising is online, the shift from two years ago. also, our e-commerce sales are 47% which typically surprises people. it is not bad. emma: you wouldn't expect that for large goods like furniture. neela: exactly. it shows how comfortable customers have become. that tends to be higher with established brands. they trust crate & barrel. they know us for our quality. 47% as a high-growth number. emma: are you expecting it to go higher? neela: i do. i don't really know where it will top out, maybe 50% or 60%. i expect it will not go higher than that, because there will always be a customer who either has a convenience purchase they are making the store or really wants something today. emma: you mentioned a little bit about leveraging technology, how go through areas of the business. how are they helpin

emma: mexico perhaps.ill not get on the ja -- ma miller president trump -- met with president trump. he said alibaba would create one million jobs. this week he said the trade war is putting that in jeopardy and making it difficult to achieve that. david: the president gave him an excuse. we look forward to nike. emma: 12 he interesting is if people are asking about the impact of colin kaepernick ad. see howwhere you can social media reacted to the colin kaepernick ad. this is labor day and the stock price plunged, but it has been on a bit of a tear since that ad came out. david: there are reports the sales are way up. emma: that is right. a number of people viewed it very positive. david: thank you so much. three stories you need to know about. it will turn to taxes. connecticut may have more to like about the state's novel workaround for a workaround. i'm joined now by laura davidson. yesterday we had the mayor of tampa on. he said they have a lot of people and companies looking at moving to florida. wil

emma: let's stick with your consumer mood online.re trying to reach them in terms of advertising. how are you serving them online is your e-commerce business grows? neela: over 50% online, the shift from two years ago. 40%,-commerce sales are that surprises people. emma: people would not expect that for large goods like furniture. neela: they have become comfortable. that is higher with established brands they trust. they know us for our quality. 47% as a high-growth number. i don't really know where it will top out, maybe 50% or 60%. i don't think it will go higher than that. there will always be a customer who has a convenience purchase they are making the store or really wants something today. emma: you talked about are they helping you make decisions? neela: good question. that's the most exciting part of our business right now. the reality is we are able to leverage customer data in a way that we were never able to do before. one of the things we talk about is one customer view being able to map all of the interactions we have w

emma simpson, ba names. bbc news. and emma simpson's here now. have had data stolen? temperament told me to they are not aware of any customers losing out financially. the boss says, no verified accounts of fraud. they are still advising affected customers to get in touch with their banks or advice on what to do. a frustrating day for many of them. some have told us they only found out about the hack through social media and the news. so there's a lot of anger, as you can well imagine. ba said that all 380,000 customers have not been contacted and they are working with the national crime agency to try to get to the bottom of what's happened. but it will clearly ta ke of what's happened. but it will clearly take time. thank you, emma simpson. the government is considering allowing no—fault divorces in england and wales. thejustice secretary david gauke has said he's increasingly convinced of the need to remove animosity, and the administrative barriers to married couples who want to separate. 0ur legal affairs correspondent clive coleman is at the

emma chandra is here with the "first word news.": china says it is open to trade talks with the u.s. but beijing will not negotiate with what it calls a knife at its throat. that china will not back down after the countries imposed new tarriffs on monday. brent kavanaugh says he never sexually assaulted anyone and is not going anywhere. he defended himself last night, appearing with his wife in an interview on fox news. the senate judiciary committee will hear from him and his principal accuser on thursday. in the u.k., the opposition labor party -- labor party is stepping up the pressure on premise or theresa may. the party is preparing to vote down any deal with the eu that makes it to parliament. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick toc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the federal reserve's open market committee meets today and tomorrow with markets expecting a rate hike. another one could possibly come december which looks likely to ensure u.s. ra

i am emma chandra.rg and jack dorsey facetime congress with lawmakers asking about their social network content. a conciliatory tone. ourecently we failed intended impartiality. it is unacceptable. i'm prepared for the immensity of the problems that we have acknowledged. been arank, we have not good job of this in the past. our verification program is not where we would like it to be. alix: joining us is selina wang, bloomberg tech reporter. what did we learn? >> i lost track at a certain point of how many times object dorsey said i'm sorry and we did not do enough. something that became clear is that lawmakers were better prepared and were asking harder questions, really focused on learning more about how these algorithms work. the techtely, from companies, we did not get any huge bombshells about what they are doing to move the ball forward. we did learn there is no surefire way to deal with election meddling and they are sure to come against more problems in upcoming elections. alix: what is next? >>

vonnie: emma chandra, thank you. fascinating. emma: you're welcome.ck. 34 minutes before the european close. the ftse, the dax and the cac. next. ftse down. dax and cac in the green. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ vonnie: 11 a.m. in new york, 11 p.m. in hong kong. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. julie: this is the "european close," on "bloomberg markets,." ♪ vonnie: top stories from the bloomberg around the world. turkey's central-bank stuns markets by raising the benchmark rate. 24%, the lira is rallying

even the star play out last time he breckenridge was swept off his boots emma wants to be a singer and an actress her biggest idol is christina and you are. i am sure this isn't the last time we'll hear from her german rabbi ali gatto i has a new album slack to let me know what. it's about self-destruction and the cliches and the music in those tree and still celebrate the release obvious first single and the rapper came up with a special idea for the music video apparently ov action films. these comics. and i will be able to do. some. good. come. come come. come .

i am emma chandra. alix: thank you.ders pulled no punches this week, pushing back on president trump on trade. says, why can't we all get along? the wto lowered its trade world forecast, now at the point i percent, for this year. -- now at 3.9%. critical for the countries to work through their differences and find restraint. joining me now is liz ann sonders of charles schwab. how worried are you and your clients? i thinkf the things many investors do not understand is although there is a long game here, the end game is fairer trade and lower tariffs across the board without damage to global trade, but putting america in a better position. i am surprised that a lot of people do not realize that when you talk about tariffs on chinese goods -- i thought this was simple and put it on twitter a week ago -- keep in mind, american companies importing goods from china are the ones paying the tariffs. do not pay attention to the headlines a saying china is paying is more and tariffs now than ever before. the companies pay the t

emma vardy is in cultra in northern ireland. emma.rn ireland has recorded its strongest ever winds for september. the storm has brought down many trees here and caused widespread disruption, more than 200,000 homes and bys were left without power and first thing this morning the danger became apparent after the death of a woman on holiday. a casualty of the extreme weather which lashed the west coast of ireland. early this morning, police received reports of a caravan blown onto a beach in county galway. the body of a woman in her 50s was recovered to, believed to be a tourist visiting from switzerland who'd been asleep inside. powerful winds wrenched this cruise ship from its moorings at inverclyde in scotland. the nautica became detached from the dock and had to be secured at sea by tugs. no—one on board was injured. elsewhere in scotland, a major incident was declared as people were injured by flying debris, and network rail worked to clear trees that struck a level crossing. as storm ali swept across the uk, a roof torn off a hote

para este experto emma coronel es la persona mÁs cercana al narcotraficante. >> para ella lo mÁs difÍcilo una investigaciÓn por usurpacion de su nombre, en mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> nuestro sabor latino de hoy nos lleva a un restaurant que presenta resistencia y voluntad, lo fundaron en miami dos puertorriqueÑos que tuvieron que huir de la isla luego del azote del huracÁn marÍa. >> la devastaciÓn que causo el huracÁn marÍa en puerto rico provocÓ que ivÁn y david salieran de la isla, su ... segundo o tercer mes sin operar en puerto rico decidimos que tenÍamos que buscar una segunda opciÓn. >> esa fue abrir un restaurant en miami con el mismo nombre, la social donde fusionan la cocina puertorriqueÑa tradicional con sabores sxeexterno .. on millones de cosas. >> el relleno se hace con vegetales salteados, cebolla, tomatillo y pepinos. despuÉs se frÍen con espinaca y pollo con eso se rellena el aguacate. >> para coronar el plato le pusiste un poco. >> la mermelada hecha de la casa, te voy a dar un tenedor porque tÚ tienes que romper el frÍo y probarlo. >> perfecto, con m

merchuma, bbc news. a compostable version. as our business correspondent emma simpson reports.— we're drowning in it. with a host of measures to try to stem the tide. from fruit and veg to plastic dishes for ready meals. packaging within five years. plastic, for loose fruit and veg. for all its fruit and veg. for carrying shopping home. these bags will be rolled out in 1,400 stores. reusable or compostable by 2025. to meet those objectives. of plastic pollution. emma simpson, bbc news. new physical tests for soldiers. and exercises replicating the battlefield are in. serving in close combat roles. so are the new tests any easier? our defence correspondent jonathan beale went to find out. 25kg, over eight miles in under two hours. and they are meant to be harder, not easier. so, i'm about to have a go. 0h! the telegraph's beating me! after a firefight. piece of cake. what i've got here is a repeated lift—and—carry. to another site over a distance of 30 metres. run round the cone and back, placing it onto the platform safely. position to grab another obstacle. on the battlefield.

i am emma chandra with your bloomberg business flash.he largest supplier of semiconductors is looking at beyond the automobile sector. the california company will help expand into data centers and communication devices. the price represents a 60% premium. china is gearing up for the olympics by going up against one of the major makers of ski equipment. they own an atomic ski brand and it sells winter sports were in china. the chief financial officer of dutch bank is stepping down in the wake of a money-laundering investigation. he will stay in his position until a successor is found. he has agreed to settle nine man --lars into an investigation $9 million into an investigation on fraud charges. british pound surged after it was said a deal on brexit could come. if we are realistic, onwill reach an agreement the first stage of the negotiations, which is brexit treaty. this weapon within six or eight weeks. alix: joining us is our bloomberg brexit editor. what kind of deal could be realistic? >> what we are looking at is a deal on the divo

so emma marie chang is our film maker. our residents and planning staff worked with emma to document the stories of eight residents. [applause] >> -- as they relocated to 11 different locations around the city. so roll the tape. >> here we go. i hope there's sound, too. [naubl video] [inaudible video] >> she will be speaking later. we call her grandma precious. first one back, right, emma? was she the first one back? my god, it doesn't get much better than that. come on. coming home, that's why we're here. [applause] >> and i'm here your video will be a national model. and trump might not look at it, but somebody -- i mean, this is -- you've got to celebrate this moment. and now, we're coming home so that mayor breed can bring it home right now. let's welcome the mayor of san francisco, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i am so excited to be here today to witness the incredible remodel of 92 units with 100 seniors and disabled folks who live here. there's a new home. "coming home" is an appropriate title f

this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak."n the next hour is michael ashton. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: now to the bloomberg business flash. trump is defending a terrible message -- the new campaign letters colin kaepernick. during theiling national and them at games. the president did say that americans have freedoms to do things that other people think you should do. the silicon valley blood testing company is to dissolve. holmes,der, elizabeth and the former president, have been accused of lying about theranos'technology. and -- says it is trying to make it easier for companies to make it to gain international capital. to make the global market system work for everybody. and whether you like it or not, we really have to do that. there will be no way to offer yourself from 2 billion people living in africa who have aspirations that are every bit as high as european and americans. we have no choice but to make this system work for everybody. emma: catch the full interview tonight on the david rubenstein show at 9:00 p.m. east

at the trade fair we meet and emma see insider who criticises the emma seaboard of being more interested in quantity than quality. they certify fisheries that openly violate their own standards. he suggests we take a closer look at the mexican tuna fisheries. here in the pacific off the coast of mexico helicopters and speed boats are chasing dolphins because swimming among them are tuna. they hunt and feed together and it's the tuna that fishermen want to catch. when the creatures are exhausted the fishermen drop in close what's known as a person named in this type of fishing recently received m.s.c. certification the industry insists that they release the dolphins but do they. we had to the states to meet up with sam the body he now does rematch aeration work at home in the midwestern forests thirty years ago he was the first to document the slaughter of the dolphins on video with the same fishing method through his images led to an international boycott of mexican tuna the only viable option for documenting this fishery and what was happening with dolphins was to go undercover onboard

then emma stone and jonah hill reunited. >> we've been friends for a decade. >> our super flashback fridayemembering their first time on set. >> him kissing me for a long time, with me not kissing back. >> andyrowd surfing wasn't

soy emma. y yo claire. y somos las salmon sisters. operamos nuestro negocio desde un bote.pacio es muy pequeño. la nueva surface go tiene el tamaño perfecto. me encanta que puedo sujetarla en mi mano. estamos orgullosas de vivir así y del trabajo que hacemos.

didn't want to go through nutritious testify or what they want to buy food mango farmer my cookie emma can sell just ten percent of his harvest to the e.u. he earns only two cents per mango the rest goes for transport middlemen and the supermarkets but he intends to continue working on his flawless mangoes for europe . the future of train travel is on display here in berlin as the by annual in a trans fair showcase is new technologies and comfortable options for travellers times though are less comfortable to or german train makers they're largely dependent on extorting their products but the competition abroad is scaring strong . stumble into the inner trans trade fair and you'd be forgiven for thinking it's little more than a lot of men looking at a loss of trades but many of these people are transport experts keenly eyeing the competition they're excited about what they can see and what they can touch and they're checking out the newest mechanisms to connect one train carriage to another device known as the coupling shall cause that's good doesn't mean we're shako from soundscapes o

emma omarosa. >> is in itself an impeachable leaf offense? >> impeachment. impeachment. impeachment. impeachment. >> sean: they are all sheep. they are like drug addicts, i mean it. every day they need to wake up. hating trump about something and they are also sheep. they all echo each other, it's an echo chamber. i have to be honest, it's a sick obsession. where do they ever talk about the success of the president? gregg jarrett has had the number one selling book in the country, we've exposed, and we are number

our business correspondent emma simpson and personal finance expert jasmine birtles will be here taking your questions. to take part, upload your questions on any social media site using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that‘s tomorrow morning at 11:30am. thank you. sport now, here‘s chris mitchell. yates says not a superstar but his win in spain means that three different cyclists have won the three grand tour titles in the same yearfor three grand tour titles in the same year for the very first time.” don‘t think superstar is the correct word, cycling is still a small sport, particularly in the uk. we have many successes now when you

our business correspondent emma simpson and personalfinance expert jasmine birtles will be here taking your questions. to take part, upload your questions on any social media site using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that's tomorrow morning at 11.30 you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. her way or no way: theresa may says mps will have to choose between her approach to brexit and leaving the european union without a deal. the international monetary fund is warning that a "no deal" brexit would lead to a "significantly worse" outlook for the british economy. in the philippines: rescuers are digging through mud to find dozens buried by a landslide that hit as typhoon mangkhut battered the country. and simon yates' win mean great

emma chandra is here.e with our european colleagues and with of the selling wide range and if you come here dressed tesla. he said there was no substance to report that volkswagen was interested -- in discussions about investing in tesla and part of its go private did -- bid, which appears to not be happening. david: for a minute or two bank. emma: exactly care he said he saw them as a serious competitor but was very confident in vw's ability to produce its own electrical vehicle. models coming up this year. we see the audi brand will be launching the each ron, that will be followed by something from porsche and vw will be producing something more aimed at the mass market. david: this started yesterday. when mercedes came on and said they would have a luxury all electric vehicle. i saw tesla's stock already started to go down. emma: yes. mercedes, owned by diamond, and that -- amounted to the eq line. invested more than $11 billion in developing this line. the first of the cars, all-wheel-drive car suv, is

historic preservation and history emma preserving -- history, preserving the environment, is one i grew up around as a child and was a natural part of my childhood. my father is a frustrated accountant who wanted to be a historian. so there was always a historical mindset in my home in terms of looking to the past to inform the present and future possibilities. did you visit park service sites as a child? yes. but i was one of those people who did not understand it was a national park. we lived very close to a national monument and we would visit on our way to tie the island -- tybee island, which is close to savannah. i would make it my playground. but i was not aware it was a national park unit until i left savannah and came here to washington dc to howard university where i got my undergrad, taking public history courses. they introduced me to the national park service through taking those public history courses at howard university. although i grew up in savanna and went to the national historic landmarks, i did not understand what that meant. i did not understand there was an entir

regulations are to blame on regulations concerning hygiene fertilizer and pesticides farmer michael key emma has been trying to export his mangoes to europe for a long time but the e.u. standards make it hard no matter how much pesticides he uses the majority of the harvest won't meet european standards. when we walk we says european market and we really whacked. all about things that will add to our says or about markets by a tea shop and the hurdles for kenyan farmers who want to export to the e.u. are extremely high according to hussain much yuki from the fresh produce exporters association it's indeed expensive because you need more money to get. additional test sites you need more money to get the tops you need you need more money to help us the building especially for small of us farming is an important sector for kenya the kenyan government offers farmers special training on how to get their produce ready for sale in the e.u. they can learn about the requirements like those concerning pesticides it's not just about which pesticide to use it's also about using the proper amount. then k