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Remarkable: 'Poop' tomatoes grow on UK shore

So much raw sewage is pouring into the sea near holiday beaches on the Kent coast that hundreds of ‘poop’ tomatoes are growing on the shoreline and from seeds in the human excrement, say appalled residents.

They have reported the sight of ripe tomatoes at Pegwell Bay in Kent, along a stretch that has been the center of a pollution uproar.

Read the complete article at www.independent.co.uk.

Publication date: Fri 12 Nov 2021

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