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October 05, 2012

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Roelof Ligtmans

Hi Bertrand,

there is yet another solution to saving your back! We work with even smaller crates (about half the size of those shown in your pictures), that take about 8-10 kg of grapes maximum. And we transport them from the rows to the trailer using specially adapted weelbarrows, that take 6-8 crates at a time. There is one grower in our village (Mercurey) that uses even smaller crates (8 cm high, take 4 kg), but you need about a zillion of them; and cleaning all those crates is a nightmare!

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