Macca has hands on approach to Linda's frozen food
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The family is still taking a very avid interest in the brand, even 10 years after her death in 1998, and they try to maintain the same high standards that Linda had expected when she started the venture. "It's really personal to us because it is carrying on mum's message. We know what she would and wouldn't have wanted," Contactmusic quoted 38-year-old daughter Mary, as saying.
"Nothing
goes
through
without
the
McCartney
say-so.
It
has
to,
because
it's
our
name
on
the
packet,"
the
singer
added.
Linda
McCartney
lost
her
battle
with
breast
cancer
in
1998,
aged
56.
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Story first published: Thursday, June 5, 2008, 9:04 [IST]
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