There is a small piece of context missing from this article.Agriculture contributes around 11.5 Billion pounds to the UK's GDP (0.5% of the UK's economy). Unharvested fruit and veg accounts for 22 Million pounds. That is two parts per thousand, or a correction in the fourth significant decimal place. In terms of the overall economy it is 10 parts in 1 million.Perhaps that explains why "[i]n Boston, where residents strongly supported Brexit, there is little evidence that attitudes have changed toward the European Union."

There is a small piece of context missing from this article.Agriculture contributes around 11.5 Billion pounds to the UK's GDP (0.5% of the UK's economy). Unharvested fruit and veg accounts for 22 Million pounds. That is two parts per thousand, or a correction in the fourth significant decimal place. In terms of the overall economy it is 10 parts in 1 million.Perhaps that explains why "[i]n Boston, where residents strongly supported Brexit, there is little evidence that attitudes have changed toward the European Union."

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