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Frozen cauliflower.
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Frozen cauliflower.
http://www.nda.agric.za/docs/plantquality/Processed%20products%20-%20local\FROZEN%20CAULIFLOWER.doc
FROZEN CAULIFLOWER The standards and requirements for frozen cauliflower are as follows: Definitions (1) Where used with regard to cauliflower -- (a) "firm" means that the heads of cauliflower or parts thereof are not soft or mushy.
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