Publish the 04/09/2009 at 05h13

Florida to produce fewer navels and grapefruit

The start of this fall’s Florida citrus deal should bring fewer navels and grapefruit and a slightly later grapefruit deal. Shippers expect normal volume of fallglo tangerines. Florida navel volume, which normally starts in early October,…

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