FERA issues tobacco whitefly warning for poinsettas after destroying 43,000 plants

The Food & Environment Research Agency (FERA) has warned that tobacco whitefly on poinsettia is prevalent this year after the destruction of 43,000 plants, imported from Denmark, at a site in Lincolnshire.

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